Vladivostok
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Botanical Garden-Institute DVO RAS
Vladivostok, Makovskogo St, 142
Botanical Garden-Institute of DVO RAS is located in Vladivostok at Makovsky Street, 142. It is the largest botanical garden on the Far East with a collection of over five thousand plant species and living plant collections exceeding 5,500 taxa. The total area of the garden is approximately 169.5 hectares, including forest territory with 535 local plant species. The garden was founded with support from the Bureau of the Council of Branches and Bases of the USSR Academy of Sciences in 1946 and officially assigned to it by the Vladivostok City Council in January 1948 due to efforts by professors Boris Kolesnikov and Nikolay Kabanov.
Viewing Platform on Orlyonok Hill
Vladivostok, Orlynoe Gnezdo sopka
Viewing platform on Orlyonok Hill is situated in Vladivostok and is the highest point of the city's historical part, rising 199 meters above sea level. A monument to Kirill and Methodius was installed here, created by sculptor Eduard Barseg in 2006. Originally the monument was removed in 2026 for storage during construction of the museum-theater complex. Previously the elevation was called Klykov Hill and was initiated by local authorities, DVGTU University and patrons to install a commemorative sign.
Vladivostok GUM (Kunst and Albers Department Store)
Vladivostok, Svetlanskaya St, 35
Kunst & Alberts Trading House, now known as Vladivostok GUM, boasts a rich history starting with the opening of its first store in 1865. The current GUM building, constructed in 1906 by architect Georgy Yungkhendler, replaced an earlier structure laid in 1882. In 1934, the Vladivostok State Universal Store was grandly opened here. Today it is a popular shopping and strolling spot in the center of Vladivostok on Svetlanskaya Street, 35.
Vladivostok Funicular
Vladivostok, Pushkinskaya St, 29
Vladivostok cable car connects upper and lower stations on Orlyonok hill. Cars depart simultaneously and split halfway through the route. Upper station is one of the best viewing platforms in the city. Cable car built in 1962 under Nikita Khrushchev's initiative as part of "Big Vladivostok" plan. Idea borrowed from American cable cars aimed to create image of Soviet San Francisco.
Vladivostok Fortress Military Historical Fortification Museum
Vladivostok, Batareynaya St, 4a
The Military-Historical Fortification Museum "Vladivostok Fortress" is situated on Batteries Street in Vladivostok. It is the largest sea fort of the late 19th to early 20th century, a cultural heritage site of Russia. Visitors can see forts, batteries, casemates and underground structures that played an important role in the history of Vladivostok since its establishment in 1860. Particularly notable is Artillery Battery Voroshilova listed in Guinness World Records. The museum is open to visitors who can learn about the fort's history through exploring casemented rooms, powder magazines and observation points.
Voroshilov Battery
Vladivostok, pos. Russkiy, Voroshilovskaya battery, 25 St1
Voroshilovskaya Battery is a branch of the Pacific Fleet Military Historical Museum on Russ Island in Vladivostok. It is Fort No. 981 coastal tower built using unique technology of delivering mechanisms over ice on sledges. Scenes for the film "Moonzund" were shot here in 1987. The battery's history is presented in the exhibition with archival photos and photo gallery.
Vladimir_Konstantinovich_Arsenev_Traveler_s_Home
Vladivostok, Arseneva St, 7b
V.K. Arsenev Traveler House is located in Vladivostok on Arsenyeva Street, 7B. It is the last residence of the prominent Far East explorer where the Arsenevs lived since June 1928. An exhibition featuring artifacts from Arsenev's expedition to the Sand Peninsula in 1921 and items belonging to indigenous regional tribes is displayed here. The building, constructed at the beginning of the 20th century, underwent major repairs and reconstruction in 1978. Initially, the site was situated on Fedorovskaya Street under number 7.
Pacific Fleet Drama Theatre
Vladivostok, Svetlanskaya St, 48
The Pacific Fleet Drama Theatre, founded in 1932, is situated in Vladivostok on Street Svetaanskaya, 48. It is one of the oldest military theaters in the Far East with a rich history tracing back to troupes organized as early as 1923. The theater operates an educational stage for students and regularly performs contemporary dramatic works. It serves as a division of the Pacific Fleet and holds an official status confirmed by a decree from the USSR Military Council in 1933.
Evangelical Lutheran Church of Saint Paul
Vladivostok, Pushkinskaya St, 14
The Evangelical-Lutheran Church of Saint Paul is situated in Vladivostok on Pushkinskaya Street, 14. A monument of North German Gothic architecture, built from 1907 to 1909, is the oldest church building in the city. In 1997 it was transferred to the Lutheran community of the Far East and included by Germany in its list of overseas German cultural monuments. Regularly holds services; restoration of the temple supported by Germany and the administration of Vladivostok.
Vladivostok Railway Station
Vladivostok, Aleutskaya St, 2
Vladivostok Railway Station is located at Aleutskaya Street, 2. The building has a rich history: its original construction was laid on May 19, 1891 with participation of future Emperor Nikolay II. Interiors of the station were painted by artist Grigorovich in 1936, while ticket office is decorated with mural "Our Great Motherland" by V.I. Gerasimenko in 1956. Architecture of the building is inspired by Old Russian style of Vladimir Planson, and reconstruction project was made by Nikolay Konovalov.
Golden Bridge
Vladivostok, Zolotoy most
Golden Bridge in Vladivostok - an aquatic bridge across Golden Horn Bay. Its height reaches 225 meters, the main span length is 737 meters, width - 33.3 meters, total length - about 2.1 km. Opened in August 2012 ahead of the APEC summit. Under-bridge clearance allows ships to pass under the bridge with a height exceeding 64 meters.
Million Quarter
Vladivostok, district of streets Svetaiskaya, Pogranichnaya, Semenovskaya and Aleutskaya
Historical district Millionka is situated in Vladivostok between streets Lighthouse, Borderline, Semenovskaya and Aleutskaya. Original passageway courtyards, arches and alleys of historical construction have been preserved here. In 2010 art group "33+1" installed a series of concrete reliefs titled "Inhabitants of Millionka", featuring a Chinese water carrier and Japanese policeman. Late 19th - early 20th century was marked by active Chinese migration, with significant part of it concentrated precisely in this area.
Catholic Church of Our Blessed Mother
Vladivostok, Volodarskogo St, 22
Catholic Church of Our Lady in Vladivostok is situated on Volodarskogo Street, 22. In 1995, the first city organ was installed here, followed by the first organ concert on the Far East. The building has been recognized as an architectural monument and transferred to the Catholic parish after half a century. During the mid-1930s, the church was handed over to the archival bureau, later becoming the State Archive of Primorsky Krai. After extensive reconstruction in 2010, the church completed its architectural design and became an active Catholic parish. From 1921 to 2001 it remained the largest Catholic church in the Asian part of Russia.
Navy Wharf Embankment
Vladivostok, Ul. Korabelnaya Emb
Korepelnaya Embankment is situated in the very heart of Vladivostok and is one of the oldest recreation zones of the city. It was here where the history of Vladivostok began in summer 1860 when a military port was founded. The length of the coastal part amounts to about 900 meters. On the embankment there are submarine museum S-56, ship-museum "Red Pennant", chapel of Andrew the First-called and Nikolsky Triumphal Gates. Also, a monument created by architect B. Bogomolov for the anniversary of Vladivostok is installed here. The author's team of the monument includes sculptor V. Nenazhvin and architect A. Sanduk.
Museum Ship "Red Ensign"
Vladivostok, Korabelnaya Emb
Museum Ship "Krasny Vympel" is located on the Port Naval Embankment of Vladivostok. It is a branch of the Military Historical Museum of the Pacific Fleet. The vessel, built in Saint Pyotrsburg at the beginning of the 20th century, became the first Soviet ship in the Pacific Ocean in 1923. It participated in guarding maritime borders and took part in combat actions in 1945. The museum exhibits items depicting the history of the ship from its creation until its inclusion in the Pacific Fleet in 1932.
Matroska Square
Vladivostok, Svetlanskaya St, 68
Matroskiy Sqare in Vladivostok is situated along Svetlanskaya Street. A wall connecting the square to Tsarevich Embankment was removed here. Monuments to sailors are installed: crew of schooner "Kreyserok" and caterniks who died during World War II. There are also buildings of Matroskiy Club and Marine Assembly. The square has been improved according to the project by company Concrete Jungle, developed taking into account residents' wishes. Previously, this place was Gaidamak Ravine where matroso village was located.
Tokarevsky Lighthouse
Vladivostok, Tokarevsky Cape (Egershel'd)
The Tokarevsky Lighthouse is situated on Tokarevsky Cape in Vladivostok. It is one of the oldest lighthouses in the Far East with operational navigation functions. The 11-meter white tower of the lighthouse symbolizes the end of the Asian continent and the beginning of the Pacific Ocean. The lighthouse is famous among locals and tourists due to its picturesque view from the artificial cape "Tokarevskaya Katyusha," about 800 meters long, often depicted in photographs.
Sukhanov Family Memorial House-Museum
Vladivostok, Sukhanova St, 9
The Memorial House-Museum of the Sukhanov Family is located in Vladivostok at Sukhanova Street, 9. It is the only museum in Russia dedicated to the life of a royal official. The mansion built in the XIX century has been preserved to this day and is one of few wooden houses in Vladivostok from that era. For more than twenty-five years, the family of Alexander Sukhanov, an elder adviser to the Primorsky Regional Administration, lived here. The museum's exhibition reflects the everyday life of a Russian official family at the turn of the XIX–XX centuries.
V.K. Arsenyev Far East History Museum
Vladivostok, Svetlanskaya St, 20
V.K. Arsenyev Museum of Far Eastern History is located in Vladivostok on Svetlanskaya Street, 20. It is situated in an historical building constructed between 1902-1905. The museum's collection features antique coins, weapons, ceramics and artifacts from indigenous Primorye tribes totaling over 400,000 exhibits. Special programs for children with games and quizzes are organized for visitors. The museum has branches in various parts of Primorsky Krai including the Sukhanov family mansion and memorial to Vladimir Arsenyev. A particularly significant branch is the museum-reserve featuring the world's largest sea fortress - Vladivostok Fortress.
Pacific Fleet History Museum
Vladivostok, Svetlanskaya St, 66
The Pacific Fleet History Museum is located in Vladivostok on Street Svetlanskaya, 66. The building constructed in late 19th century is an architectural monument of the city. It features an exhibition covering the fleet's history from its inception to present day. In the "Weapons Courtyard" authentic examples of military equipment and weaponry can be seen. Since September 1997, the museum has been housed in its current premises which previously served as a church.
Sports Harbor Embankment
Vladivostok, Ul Emb
Sport Harbor Embankment in Vladivostok - well-established pedestrian zone by the sea. Here there is a light-musical fountain built to celebrate the city's anniversary, beaches with health complexes and sports fields. The history of the embankment began in 1862 when it was occupied by a seaside market and healing baths. Since the beginning of the 20th century, there has been a fish market here. After the war, there appeared Dinamo Stadium, water stations and rowing-sailing base. Regular marine communication with Peschanyi Peninsula ceased only in the late 1990s.
Tsarevich Embankment
Vladivostok, Tsesarevicha Emb
Cesarevich Embankment in Vladivostok was named after Cesarevich Nikolay Alexandrovich's visit in May 1891. It is situated near Golden Horn Bay, between the Golden Bridge and Dalzavod. The opening of the embankment took place in autumn 2012. Matros and Soldat Square connects with it via a pedestrian path. Due to an early assassination attempt, the visit of Cesarevich occurred a month earlier than planned.
Hilltop Park
Vladivostok, intersection of Shilkinskaya St., Tyumenskaya St. and Sibirtseva Veslovoda
Nagorny Park is situated on an picturesque hilltop in Vladivostok. From its territory there are impressive views of Golden Ring Bay and bridges. Well-maintained paths, lighting and relaxation areas make the park a popular spot for city residents and tourists. In 2022, the second stage of reconstruction was completed with the addition of viewing platforms, cafes, artificial grotto and stage. The project was implemented using private funds from Dmitry Alekseyev, head of company DNS.
Nikolaevsky Triumphal Gates (Arka Tsarevichya)
Vladivostok, Korabelnaya Emb
Nikolaevsky Triumph Gates, also known as Tsarevich's Arch, are situated on the Shipbuilding Embankment in Vladivostok. Reconstructed in 2003 based on historical drawings and photos, these gates were demolished during the Soviet era. Construction began in 1891 specifically for Tsarevich Nikolay II's visit but was completed after his departure. Today, the arch is a popular spot among city residents and visitors.
Monument to Fighters for Soviet Power in the Far East
Vladivostok, Bortsov Revolyutsii Sq
The Monument to Revolution Fighters in the Far East is situated in Vladivostok on Revolution Fighters Square. It is the largest city monument created by sculptor Alexei Tenehta with architects Usachev, Kozlov and Trautman. Opened on April 29, 1961, it features a central fighter figure holding a flag standing 30 meters high facing the sea, symbolizing the end of the struggle against Japanese interventionists. On both sides there are bronze groups depicting overthrowing monarchy and victory over interventors. On the front side of the monument there is an inscription commemorating fighters for Soviet power from 1917 to 1922.
Vladimir Vișots'kyi Monument
Vladivostok, Teatralny Square
In Vladivostok's Theatre Square there is a monument to Vladimir Vysotsky created by artist Pyotr Chegodaev. The poet's figure is made of bronze and presented without a traditional pedestal, which emphasizes the closeness and accessibility of Vysotsky's image. Nearby there is equipment reproducing his songs. This is the first major sculptural work by the author using a line from the song "Open Closed Port Vladivostok".
Памятник Н. Н. Муравьёву-Амурскому
Владивосток, сквер Муравьёва-Амурского, пересечение улиц Суханова и Лазо
The monument to General-Governor of Eastern Siberia Nikolay Nikolaevich Muravyov-Amursky stands in a square on the intersection of Sukhanova and Lazareva streets in Vladivostok. In 1990 his hero's remains were transferred here from Paris, and in 2012 a solemn monument was unveiled there. The general's figure looks towards Golden Horn bay and Russky island holding a scroll of the Aigun treaty. Nikolay Muravyov is depicted in full dress uniform.
Sergey Lazo Culture and Rest Park
Vladivostok, Sanatornaya station area
Sergey Lazo Cultural Park and Recreation Area in Vladivostok opened in June 1941. After reconstruction in 1957-1958 beaches, solariums and water stations were added here. In 2021 the bust of revolutionary Sergey Lazo was restored. In 2023 a new stage and amphitheater were installed in the park's center. Near the main entrance pedestrian paths and lighting were updated.
Mines City Park
Vladivostok, between Lugovaya St and Admiral Kuznetsova St
Minmining Town Park is situated in the central part of Vladivostok, occupying an area of 39 hectares. To celebrate the city's 125th anniversary, here a modern park accessible on foot was created. Previously, this site housed a mine-artillery establishment with deep underground ammunition storage facilities equipped with autonomous water supply, telephony and ventilation systems. Today many of these underground spaces have been preserved and become part of the park.
Victory Park
Vladivostok, between 100-letiya Vladivostoka Ave and Volzhskoy St
Victory Park in Vladivostok after reconstruction got new street lamps and flowerbeds. Here regular ceremonial events take place, especially on Victory Day. As part of the project, an alley and area near the monument to primorsky residents who died in local conflicts were updated. The tank T-34's area was paved with colored granite. The work was done pursuant to the mayor's order; the project was developed with involvement of local veterans.
Submarine S-56
Vladivostok, Korabelnaya Emb
Submarine S-56, installed on the Shipbuilding Embankment in Vladivostok, is a branch of the Military-Historical Museum of the Pacific Fleet. The submarine is known for its eight combat patrols and twelve torpedo attacks during which 14 enemy ships were sunk or disabled. Visitors can inspect the torpedo compartment and use the periscope. Every day at noon from the embankment there is a cannon salute. S-56 became a museum ship in 1975 after completing its service.
Pokrovsky Park
Vladivostok, Okeanskiy Ave, 44
Pokrovsky Park in Vladivostok is situated on Okhtinsky Avenue. Here historical churches have been recreated: Pokrovsky Cathedral, founded in 1900, and Seraphim Sarovsky chapel. Under the park there are graves of the city's first residents. The park is popular among families with children, elderly people and lovers due to its large number of old trees and calm atmosphere. Previously, this area housed the city's cemetery and central dance floor.
Primorskaya State Picture Gallery
Vladivostok, Aleutskaya St, 12
The Primorsky State Picture Gallery is located in Vladivostok on Aleutskaya Street, 12. Opened in 1966, it is the sole state art museum of the Primorsky Region. It features works of Russian, Soviet, Western European and Eastern art, totaling over 10,000 exhibits from the 16th to the 21st century. Since 2016, there has been an affiliated center "Heritage - Vladivostok" under the gallery, while in 2021 a museum endowment fund "Dalart" was created. Regular meetings of the coordinating council of art museums of the Far East take place.
Marina Theatre Mariahof Stage
Vladivostok, Fastovskaya St, 20
The Primorskaya Scene of Mariinsky Theatre is situated in Vladivostok on Fastovskaya Street, 20. Opened in 2013, it became a branch of the famous St.Pyotrsburg theatre led by Valery Gergiev. The large hall accommodates 1365 people and boasts unique acoustic characteristics due to a project inspired by the opera house in Goyang (South Korea). The building stands out with its glass facade and picturesquely rises on hills offering a magnificent view of the Sea of Japan. Every year, an international festival "Mariinsky" takes place here.
Moscow Academic Primorsky Drama Theatre named after M. Gorky
Vladivostok, Svetlanskaya St, 49
The Far Eastern Academic Regional Drama Theatre named after M. Gorky is situated in Vladivostok on Street Svetaanskaya, 49. It is one of the oldest theaters in the Far East, with its building being a regional architectural monument. Famous actors and directors have worked there, including RSFSR People's Artists Kolesnikov, Kozel and others. The theater is known for its rich repertoire and plays an important cultural role in Vladivostok.
Vladivostok Regional Drama Theatre for Youth
Vladivostok, Svetlanskaya St, 15a
The Primorsky Regional Drama Theatre for Youth is located in Vladivostok on Svetlanskaya Street. They stage immersive performances, classics and tragicomedies for audiences of all ages. The theater is known for its gastroli to Japan, the USA, France and China. There is an inclusive studio for children with special needs under its auspices. The theatre has participated in significant Russian festivals and was awarded numerous prizes.
Vostok Oceanarium
Vladivostok, Russky Island, Akademika Kasyanova St, 25
The Primorsky Aquarium in Vladivostok is situated on Russky Island at Akademika Kasyanova Street, 25. Its interior space covers over 33 thousand square meters. The building has an unusual shape resembling a mollusk shell. There is also a scientific center called "Primorsky Aquarium". It is affiliated with the Scientific Center for Marine Biology of the Far East Branch of the Russian Academy of Sciences. The complex includes park areas and administrative zones.
Pushkin Theatre of DVFU
Vladivostok, Pushkinskaya St, 27
Pushkin Theatre of DVFU - a cultural monument of regional significance in Vladivostok built in 1907-1908. Famous artists performed here: Alexander Vertinsky, Isadora Duncan, Leonid Utyosov and Vladimir Vysotsky. The theatre was reopened twice: first early in the 20th century and again in 1999. Today it serves as a space for Dalnauka Federal University and is one of the oldest cultural institutions in the city.
Russian Bridge
Vladivostok, Russian Bridge
Russian Bridge in Vladivostok - suspension bridge built from 2008 to 2012 ahead of APEC summit. Its height reaches 324 meters, main span length is 1104 meters. The bridge connects Namissova Peninsula with Russky Island through Bosporus East Strait. Architectural lighting and illumination designed by company "MT Electro". Featured on 2000-ruble banknote of Russia (issued in 2017).
Light Street
Vladivostok, Svetlanskaya St
Svetlanskaya Street in Vladivostok got its name in memory of Grand Duke Alexei Alexandrovich's visit on frigate "Svetlana". Previously it was known as American Street, changing in 1873 upon renaming. Buildings from late 19th to early 20th century still stand there; also, historically this street marked the end of the city's historical part. In 1924 it became named after Lenin but later returned to its current title.
Holy-Nikolay Cathedral
Vladivostok, Makhalina St, 30
St.-Nikolay Cathedral in Vladivostok is situated at Mahalina Street, 30. Built before the revolution to commemorate the fallen sailors of the Russo-Japanese war, it has remained unchanged until our time. The church consists of two altars decorated with icons and a beautiful altar. There are Sunday school for children and Orthodox gimnazii operated within the cathedral, which was opened first in Vladivostok in 1999. A distinctive feature of the cathedral is the presence of reliquaries containing fragments of relics of Saint Andrew the Apostle and Saint Nikolay the Wonderworker.
Cathedral of the Intercession of the Holy Virgin
Vladivostok, Okeanskiy Ave, 44
The Cathedral of the Intercession of the Blessed Virgin Mary is situated on Okhtinsky Avenue, 44, in Vladivostok. The history of the temple begins in 1897 when a cemetery chapel was set up upon the request of priest Alexander Muraviev. The first church was consecrated in 1902. In 1956, instead, a Lenin monument was placed there. A new cathedral building was constructed from scratch starting in 1991 with the laying of the first stone in 2004. The bells of the temple were consecrated in 2007.
Spaso-Preobrazhensky Cathedral
Vladivostok, ul. Svetlanskaya, 38/40, str. 2
Spaso-Preobrazhensky Cathedral in Vladivostok is situated on Svetlanskaya Street. It is the largest church in Primorye with a height of 67 meters and an area of 846 sq. m for worship space. Construction began after Patriarch Alexiy II's blessing in 2000. It was consecrated in August 2023. The cathedral can accommodate up to 2000 people and continues to be equipped, including a museum of the Primorsky Metropolitan. The project was designed by architects A. Kotlyarov and V. Chirtik.
War Hero City Monument
Vladivostok, Bortsov Revolyutsii Sq
Monument "City of Military Glory" rises on Borotsev Revolyutsii Square in Vladivostok. Opening took place on September 2, 2012. The structure's height is approximately 10 meters; its top features a double-headed eagle — Russia's coat of arms. At each corner of the pedestal there are pylons with bronze bas-reliefs. On the front side of the monument a bronze cartouche with the president's decree is affixed, while on the reverse side there's a coat of arms of Vladivostok. A solemn opening ceremony was held near the monument to fighters for power of Soviets.
Andy's First Called Apostle Church-Shrine
Vladivostok, Korabelnaya Emb
The church-shrine of Saint Apostle Andrew the First-called is situated on the Shipbuilding Embankment in Vladivostok. Construction began in August 2004 after blessing the foundation stone. The shrine is single-domed, accommodates 40-50 people and was designed by the Architectural Institute DVGTU and Central Design Institute of the Russian Defense Ministry. It was consecrated on May 12, 2005 by Archbishop Vladivostok's Veniamin. Bringing relics of apostle Andrew to Vladivostok served as the reason for building the shrine. It stands next to the memorial complex "Military Glory of the Pacific Fleet".
Zary Center for Contemporary Art
Vladivostok, 100-Letiya Vladivostoka Ave, 155
The Center for Contemporary Art "Zarya" in Vladivostok is located at 100-letiya Prospekt, 155. Opened in 2013 on the site of an old factory. Exhibitions, lectures, performances and film screenings take place here. A residency for artists of various genres and nationalities operates. The center also features a library, bookstore, souvenir shop and café. Notable feature is an open-air museum of street art.
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