Omsk
42 places
Botanical Garden named after P. A. Stolypin
Омск, ул. Карла Маркса
P.A. Stolypin Botanical Garden in Omsk belongs to Omsk State Agrarian University and is named after Pyotr Arkadyevich Stolypin. It features a collection of plants from various world climate zones allowing visitors to explore the planet's flora diversity.
L.I. Ermolaeva City Drama Theatre
Омск, ул. Красный Путь, 8
The City Drama Theatre named after L.I. Ermolaeva is located in Omsk at Khimikov Street, 27. The theatre bears the name of outstanding actress Любовь Ивановна Ермолаева and is the leading drama theatre of the regional center.
Liberov Center
Омск, ул. Думская, 3
The State Regional Art Museum "Liber Center" is located in the historical center of Omsk on Duma Street. The museum's exhibition focuses on Omsk painting and the work of famous artist A.N. Liberov, including interactive exhibitions that make visiting the museum particularly interesting and educational.
Dendrological Garden named after G.I. Genze
Омск, ул. Красный Путь
G.I. Genze Dendrological Garden is located in Omsk on Krasny Putej Street. The garden is named after its founder G.I. Genze and is a popular walking area for Omscans. It features a collection of various trees and shrubs creating a cozy atmosphere for relaxation and enjoying nature.
Dramatic "Fifth Theater"
Омск, просп. Карла Маркса, 8
Dramatic "Fifth Theatre" in Omsk is located at Krasny Putej Street, 153. It is a young theatrical ensemble offering performances of modern and classical dramas to audiences. The theatre actively contributes to the cultural life of the city, delighting viewers with bright shows.
Dramatic Theatre "Galerka"
Омск, ул. Богдана Хмельницкого, 236
"Galerka" Drama Theatre is located in Omsk at Bogdana Khmelnytskogo Street, 236. The theater's repertoire includes works of Russian and foreign classical dramaturgy. It is one of the significant drama theaters in the city.
Irtysh Embankment
Омск, Иртышская набережная
Irtish Embankment in Omsk is a popular walking area with picturesque views of the Irtish River. One can walk or take a boat ride. The embankment features Batyushkov mansion, Vrubel Museum and carving of reindeers, which became the city's emblem. Nearby is Omsk River Station.
Historical Park "Russia - My History"
Омск, ул. 70 лет Октября, 25, корп. 2, ТК «Континент-2»
Historical Park "Russia - My History" in Omsk is located at TC "Continent-2". It covers a thousand-year history of the country from ancient times to the present day using modern interactive and multimedia technologies. It is the only open-air museum of its kind where visitors can immerse themselves in studying Russian history through innovative exhibits.
CameraDramaticTheaterVReshetnikova
Омск, просп. Карла Маркса, 18, корп. 2
V. Reshetnikova Cameral Drama Theatre is located in Omsk on Karl Marx Avenue. The theatre is named after a prominent cultural figure. Its cameral atmosphere allows audience to feel special closeness to the stage action.
Catholic Church of the Dormition
Омск, ул. Тарская, 33
The Krestovozdvizhensky Cathedral is located in the heart of Omsk at the intersection of Tarasova, Rabinovicha and Tret'yakovskaya streets. It is one of the main Orthodox churches in the city and serves as the cathedral of the Omsk diocese. The cathedral is an important architectural and spiritual attraction of the region.
"Sibiryachka with Son Memorial"
Омск, парк им. 30-летия Победы
Memorial Complex "Sibirchanka with Son" is located in Omsk's 30th Anniversary of Victory Park. The central point of the complex is a sculpture of a woman with a child by the road 230 meters long, symbolizing the path of soldiers through war. The alley ends with a monument of a victorious soldier holding a sword and wreath. There are also memorials to residents of Leningrad Blockade and Chernobyl liquidators. The complex includes 18 granite monoliths of different heights and is the largest memorial on the east of Russia.
Omsk Art Museum
Омск, ул. Партизанская, 5А, литера М
The Museum of "Omsk Art" is located in the historical center of the city on the territory of Omsk Fortress at Partizanskaya St., 5A, lit. M. The museum's exhibition focuses on contemporary regional art. Regularly held exhibitions and cultural events introduce visitors to the works of Omsk artists.
Kondratiy Belov Museum
Омск, ул. Чокана Валиханова, 10
The Konradt Belov Museum is located in an historical wooden building on Chokan Valikhanov Street in Omsk. It was formerly the residence of entrepreneur Philipp Stumppf from early 20th century and has become an architectural monument today. The museum's exhibition focuses on the work of famous Siberian landscape painter Konradt Belov. The museum is situated on the pedestrian part of the street known as Omsk "Arbat".
War Museum of Omsk Military Glory
Омск, ул. Таубе, 7
The Museum of Military Glory of Omsk residents is located in Omsk on Taube Street. The exhibition focuses on military history and the significant contribution of city residents to victory in World War II, despite the fact that Omsk was a rear city at that time. Materials reflecting the heroism and selflessness of Omsk residents in the fight against the enemy are presented here.
Omsk Fortress
Омск, набережная Тухачевского
Omsk Fortress located on Tukhachevski Avenue in Omsk was founded in 1717 by order of I.D. Bukhgolts. Over time it took the shape of a pentagon with an area of about 30 hectares and became an important fortification structure in the region. Here there are preserved fortress gates including Tobolsk, Irtysh, Tara and Omsk Gates. Among the surviving buildings are the Resurrection Cathedral built in 1769 and barracks of the guardhouse and arsenal. In the local prison famous prisoners served their sentences including F.M. Dostoevsky and Decembrists.
Omsk State Academic Drama Theatre
Омск, ул. Ленина, 8А
Omsk State Academic Drama Theatre located at Lenina Street, 8A is the oldest theater in the city founded in 1874. The building constructed in 1905 by architect Il'odor Khvorinov is recognized as a historical and architectural monument. The theatre received the title "academic" in 1983 and is among leading regional dramatic ensembles of Russia. Throughout its history it has been awarded numerous prizes including Golden Mask Awards, Russian State Award named after Фёдор Volkov and recognition as the workplace for evacuated Вахтангов's Theater during World War II.
Omsk State Historical and Local Lore Museum
Омск, ул. Ленина, 23А
Omsk State Historical and Local Lore Museum is located on Lenina Street in the center of Omsk. Founded in 1957, it is a building in Stalinist Baroque style. The museum houses a rich collection of exhibits on history, ethnography and regional nature of the Irtysh River basin, including a unique collection of ancient jewelry from Scythian and Sarmatian burial mounds. It is one of the oldest museums in Siberia.
F.M. Dostoevsky Омской State Literary Museum
Омск, ул. Достоевского, 1
Omsk State Literary Museum named after F.M. Dostoevsky is located in the historical building of Comенданt's House built in 1799. It features a permanent exhibition "Dostoevsky and Siberia" opened in the 1980s, as well as the second stationary exhibit about writers from Omsk region created in mid-2000s. The museum was opened on January 28, 1983 and dedicated not only to Fyodor Mikhailovich Dostoevsky but also to other authors who ended up in Siberia including Alexander Radishchev.
Omsk State Music Theatre
Омск, ул. 10 лет Октября, 2
Omsk State Music Theatre is located in Omsk at 10 Let Oktyabrya Street, 2. Founded in 1946, it is one of the largest cultural centers in Siberia. The theater's repertoire includes operettas, musicals, operas and ballets. There is a ballet studio and museum attached to the theater.
Omsk State Puppet Theatre "Arlekin"
Омск, просп. Карла Маркса, 22
Omsk State Puppet Theatre "Arlekin", founded in 1936, is one of the oldest puppet theaters in Siberia. At that time there were only six actors in the troupe, and the first performance took place that same year. Under the leadership of E. Asha-Parfenyev and N. Kuzmenko, the theater began its activities by showing its first performances for young audiences at Karl Marx Avenue, 22.
Omsk Museum of Fine Arts named after M.A. Vrubel
Омск, ул. Ленина, 3
The Omsk Museum of Fine Arts named after M.A. Vrubel is located at Lenina Street, 3. It is the largest art center in Siberia with a collection of artworks from antiquity to modern times. The museum consists of three buildings: the former governor-general's mansion in Omsk, the Vrubel Building and the Hermitage-Siberia Center. Exhibition openness began in late 1924. In 2022, the museum entered the top-50 most popular museums in Russia.
Omsk Museum of Enlightenment
Омск, ул. Музейная, 3
Omsk Museum of Enlightenment, also known as Omsk Pedagogical Museum, is located at Museum Street, 3. It is dedicated to the history of education and enlightenment in Western Siberia, offering visitors an opportunity to learn about the development of educational traditions and cultural achievements of this region.
Om State Theatre for Young Spectators
Омск, ул. Карла Маркса, 48
Omsk Regional Youth Theatre is located at Kara Marks Street, 48, in Omsk city. The theatre presents both classical and modern works primarily aimed at young and children audiences. The building is named after the 20th Anniversary of Leninist комсомол.
Admiral Kolchak Monument
Омск, ул. Броз Тито, 2/1
Admiral Alexander Vasilyevich Kolchak is installed in Omsk on Broz Tito Street. The admiral is known not only as a political figure but also as a scientist and Arctic researcher. His proclamation as the Supreme Leader of Russia took place here on November 18, 1919, which caused mixed reactions from society upon installing the monument.
Marshal Zhukov Monument
Омск, пересечение ул. Маршала Жукова и ул. 10 лет Октября
Gorky Park Memorial to Marshal Zhukov in Omsk is a bronze sculpture located at the intersection of Marshal Zhukov Street and October 10th Avenue. The solemn opening ceremony took place on the eve of the 40th anniversary of Victory Day, May 8, 1995. Actor Mikhail Ul'yanov was present at the opening as he had frequently portrayed the famous commander in films.
Slesarju Stepanychu Monument
Омск, ул. Карла Либкнехта, 5
The Slesar' Stepanych Monument is located in Omsk on Karl Liebknecht Street, 5. The sculpture was created by artists S. Noryshev and V. Vakhitov in 1998. The idea to build it belongs to the former mayor of the city V. Roshupkin, inspired by a similar sculpture in Slovakia. The monument depicts a plumber looking out from a manhole cover with a gas wrench, becoming one of the symbols and favorite photo spots for residents and visitors of the city.
F.M. Dostoevsky Monument
Омск, ул. Спартаковская / Партизанская
Fedor Mikhailovich Dostoevsky Monument is located in Omsk at the intersection of Spartakovskaya and Partizanskaya streets near Tarskie ворота and building of literary museum. The sculpture by A.N. Kapralov and architect Yu.A. Zakharov was opened on November 12, 2001. The composition is called "Bearing Cross". Special attention was paid to welding technology that allowed achieving portrait resemblance of the writer who spent four years in Omsk prison.
Chokan Valiyanov Monument
Омск, ул. Чокана Валиханова
The monument to scientist, educator and traveler Chokan Valykhanov is located in Omsk on his namesake street, which is a local pedestrian zone ("Omsk Arbat"). The opening took place on January 30, 2004 with participation of the Governor of Omsk region and delegation from Kazakhstan.
Victory Day Park
Омск, Кировский район, левый берег Иртыша
Victory Day Park is located on the left bank of Irtysh River in Kirovsky district of Omsk city. It is a large guarded area with an overall area of 214 hectares, opened in 1975 to commemorate the 30th anniversary of Victory in Great Patriotic War. Here harmoniously combine green plantations and memorial part with monuments to war heroes, beautiful lake and artificial pond. The park has been awarded the status of one of the largest memorial parks in Russia.
Culture and Rest Park named after 30th Anniversary of Komsomol
Омск, ул. Масленникова
Kultura i Otдых Park imeni 30-letiya VLKSMA v Omske — odni iz najbol'shikh i naibolee obustroennykh gorodskikh parkov. Zdes' raspolozhen svetomuzykal'nyy fontan s perevodnymi predstavleniyami, prud s utkami i lesnye tropy, gde mozhno uvidet' belok. Dlya aktivnogo otdyxa predusmotrены velodorojki, prokat velosipedov i samokatov, a takzhe vozmozhnost' pokatatsya na kataramah letom i na konkakh zimoy. Dlya semej s det'mi rabotayut desyatki attraktsionov.
Firetower
Омск, ул. Бородинская, 61/2
Omsk Watchtower built in 1912 made of red brick with decorative white stone originally served as a fire station with horse-drawn carriage base. After multiple attempts by authorities to demolish it, locals succeeded in preserving this landmark. Observation deck at 26 meters height offers views on the city's historical center.
BirdHarbourNaturePark
Омск, ул. Енисейская
"Pitty Harbor Nature Park" is located in the center of Omsk on the site of lakes formed after building a dam under the Lenin Bridge over the Irtysh River. The park was declared a nature monument since 1979 and became a unique urban sanctuary due to the abundance of water and wetland vegetation, as well as the variety of birds and animals living there.
St. Nikolay Cossack Cathedral
Омск, ул. Ленина, 27
St. Nikolay Cossack Cathedral is located in the historical center of Omsk at Lenin Street, 27. The temple was consecrated in honor of saints Nikolay the Wonderworker, George the Victorious and Simon the Godbearer with Anna the Prophetess. It is one of the oldest stone churches in the city, built in the XIX century. The first worship service took place in June 1840 under the guidance of Protopope Dmitry Ponomarev. The cathedral is closely linked to the history of Siberian cossacks.
Holy-Uspensky Cathedral
Омск, ул. Интернациональная, 12
The Holy-Dormition Cathedral is located at International Street, 12 in Omsk. After being destroyed in 1935, it was reconstructed in 2009 after starting work in 2007. Construction began in 1891 under the supervision of Emperor Nikolay II. The project was designed by architect Ernest Wirth, inspired by Moscow's Church of Vasily Blazhenny. The cathedral's main relic is the remains of the new martyr Silvester.
Serafimo-Alekseyevskaya Chapel
Омск, ул. Партизанская / Спартаковская
The Seraphimo-Alexeyevskaya chapel is located within the territory of Omsk Fortress in Omsk city. It was restored after being destroyed during Soviet times and today it is a monument of Orthodox architecture. The chapel is situated at Partizanskaia/Spartakovskaya streets.
Central Mosque
Омск, просп. Менделеева, 1/1
Central Cathedral Mosque in Omsk - the largest Muslim temple in the region. It serves as the spiritual center of the Omsk Muslim community and is a significant architectural object in Western Siberia. Located at: 20th Line Street, house 102.
"Love Seat Sculpture"
Омск, ул. Карла Либкнехта
The sculpture "Meeting" ("Lovers at a Table") is located on Albert Karimova Embankment in Omsk. It was presented to the city by Omsk residents living in Moscow on the occasion of City Day. The author of the work is Moscow sculptor Igor' Mishanin. The sculpture has become popular among newlyweds who traditionally take photos next to it.
Love Sculpture
Омск, Любинский проспект
The sculpture "Luba" is located on Lubi Street in Omsk. It depicts a girl in an elegant lace dress with a décolletage and crinoline, sitting on an ornate bench with a book. Made of stainless steel, this work is a symbol of the city and dedicated to Luba Gashford, the wife of the Governor-General of Siberia in the 19th century. The authors of the sculpture are architect I. Vakhitov and sculptor S. Noryshev. In honor of Luba Gashford, local street and park were named after her.
Тарские ворота
Омск, ул. Спартаковская
Tarskie vorota nakhodyatsya na ulitse Spartakovskoy v Omske i predstavlyayut iz sebya vazhnuyu istoricheskuyu dostoprimechatelnost goroda. Postroennye v 1792 godu, oni sluzhili vkhodom v severnuyu krepostnuyu liniiu i ranee nazivalis' po mestu Tar. Segodneshnie vorota vosstanovleny posle razrusheniya v sovetskoe vremya i opyat' otkryty v 1991 godu. Soglasno lokalnomu pover'yu, prohod cherez nikh na odnoj noge s želaniyem mozhet ispol'nitsya. Cherez eti vorota progliad zaključennye, mezhdu kotorimi byl i Fëdor Mihailovich Dostoevskij.
Christmas Cathedral
Омск, ул. Степанца, 5
Christmas Cathedral is located in Omsk at Stepanetsa Street, 5. The church was built to celebrate the 2000th anniversary of Christ's birth and first opened for services in December 1997. The consecration took place on July 4, 1999. The building can be seen from almost any point in the city, especially from the right bank of the Irtysh River.
Hermitage-Siberia Center
Омск, ул. Музейная, 4
Hermitage-Siberia Center is located in Omsk at Museum Street, 4. It is the third building where exhibitions of the Omsk Art Museum named after M.A. Vrubel are displayed. Since autumn 2019, the center has been functioning as a branch of the museum and regularly organizes exhibitions based on collections from the State Hermitage.
Sher Bukhgolts' Landmark
Омск, площадь Бухгольца
Sharov Buhgolts Square is located in the center of Omsk, at the site where a detachment commanded by the founder of the city - Colonel Buhgolts landed in 1716. It is a popular starting point for tours to historical landmarks of the city. From here it is convenient to get to the Museum of Local Lore, the Vrubel Museum and enjoy the view from the riverbank.
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