Ryazan
20 places
FSIN Academy Russia
Ryazan, Sennaya St, 1
FSIN Academy of Russia is located in Ryazan on Sennaya Street, 1. Founded in 1934 as courses for patrol officers, it is a higher educational institution of the Federal Penitentiary Service. In 2005, the academy received its current name and continues to train specialists for the country's penal execution system.
Kremlin Garden Sqare
Ryazan, Sobornaya Sq
Kremlin Garden - a regular park located at the formal entrance to Ryazan Kremlin. The formation history began in the 18th century with the creation of Ilyinskaya Square by decree of Catherine II in 1780. In the 1950s, the area was improved and transformed into an attractive park becoming a solemn entrance to the Kremlin through Glebovsky Bridge.
Lybyrsky Boulevard
Ryazan, Lybedskiy Blvd
Lybedsky Boulevard in Ryazan is a pedestrian street running through the city's historical center. One can walk here to the main tourist attractions such as the circus and the territory of Ryazan's Kremlin. Previously, this area was home to the River Lybed which flowed nearby where ancient Ostruga's fortress walls stood.
Airborne Forces History Museum
Ryazan, Margelova Sq, 1
The Museum of the History of Airborne Troops is located in Ryazan on Margelova Square. Opened in 1972, it is the first and largest official museum dedicated to the history of Russia's airborne troops. The building of the museum, built in 1816, previously served as a theological seminary. The museum exhibition introduces visitors to the history and traditions of the VDV.
Museum of Youth Movement History
Ryazan, Svobody St, 79
The Museum of Youth Movement History is located in a historical building on Freedom Street in Ryazan, built in 1876. Since 1974, it has been an object of federal cultural heritage. The museum's collections include over 21,000 exhibits. The current name was given to the museum in 1991.
I.P. Pavlov Museum-Residence
Ryazan', ul. Pavlova, 25 and 27
I.P. Pavlov Museum-residence is located in Ryazan at Pavlova Street, house 25 and 27. It is a memorial complex situated in the house where famous scientist-physician Ivan Pyotrovich Pavlov was born and spent his childhood years. The museum opened on March 6, 1946 after approval of the project in 1944. The estate is a federal cultural heritage site and represents a rare example of urban property from the XIX century.
Yevpatii Kolovrat Monument
Ryazan, Pochtovaya Sq
At the Post Office Square in the center of Ryazan, there is a monument to Yevpatii Kolovrat, unveiled on October 18, 2007. The warrior is depicted riding a horse, his figure rises on red granite symbolizing the blood shed for the native land. Yevpatii Kolovrat has become a symbol of heroism and resilience of the ancient Ryazan inhabitants facing the enemy.
Lenin Square
Ryazan, Lenina Sq
Lenin Square in Ryazan is the central and most significant city square. There is a monument to Lenin installed here, opened in 1957. Previously, this place was known as the Grain Square, later renamed Novobazar Square. Today, important city events and gatherings take place here.
Post Street
Ryazan, Pochtovaya St
Postovaya Street — central pedestrian zone of Ryazan's historical center. It is the main shopping and tourist street of the city known as "Ryazan Arbat". In 2014, a large-scale restoration was carried out here. The street formed after approval of the first general plan of Ryazan in 1780.
Ryazan State Historical and Architectural Museum-Reserve
Ryazan, Sobornaya St
Ryazan State Historical and Architectural Museum-Reserve "Ryazan Kremlin" is located in the center of Ryazan city on Sobornaya Street. Founded in 1884, it is one of the oldest museums in Russia. The museum has extensive collections comprising over 250,000 exhibits. The reserve includes Ryazan Kremlin, archaeological complex of Old Ryazan, site of Vojska Battle, and several museum sites within the city itself.
Ryazan State Radio Engineering University named after V. F. Utkin
Ryazan, Gagarina St, 59/1
Ryazan State Radio Engineering University named after V.F. Utkin was founded in 1951 as Ryazan Radio Engineering Institute. In 2019 it was named after prominent scientist Academician Vladimir Fyodorovich Utkin. The university is a leading Russian educational center training specialists for radio engineering and defense industries.
Ryazan State University named after S.A. Esenin
Ryazan, Svobody St, 46
Ryazan State University named after S.A. Esenin is located at ulitsa Svobody, 46, Ryazan city. Founded in 1915 as the first women's teacher's institute in Russia. Today it is the largest educational institution in the Ryazan region and the oldest university in the area bearing the name of famous poet Sergey Aleksandrovich Esenin.
Ryazan Kremlin
Ryazan, kremlin
Ryazan Kremlin is located in the historical center of the city and occupies an area of 26.5 hectares. It is the main architectural-historical ensemble of Ryazan, included in the list of objects of federal cultural heritage. The length of its fortress walls once reached about 1600 meters. Today, here you can see monuments of architecture from different epochs reflecting the multi-century history of the region.
Ryazan Regional Drama Theatre
Ryazan, Teatralnaya Sq, 7a
Ryazan Regional Drama Theatre located at Teatralnaya Square, 7a is one of the oldest theaters in Russia founded in 1787. The new theater building was constructed in 1961 according to a unique project by "Giproteatr" institute. Here began their creative careers famous personalities such as Erast Garin, Anatoly Efros and Vladimir Gilyarovsky.
Ryazan Regional Puppet Theatre
Ryazan, Esenina St, 27
Ryazan Regional Puppet Theatre is located at Pushkin Street, 27 in Ryazan city. Founded in 1927, previously indicated date was 1968. It is an important cultural center for family entertainment in Ryazan, offering audiences bright puppet shows and performances.
Ryazan Art Museum named after I.P. Pozhalostin
Ryazan, Svobody St, 57
Ryazan Art Museum named after I.P. Pozhailostin, founded in 1913, is one of the oldest art museums in Russia. Its collection includes over 12,000 works of Russian and Western European art. The museum has been located since 1980 in a building of architectural heritage from late 18th to early 19th century Russian classicism, situated at Ryazan, ulitsa Svobody, dom 57.
Cathedral Bell Tower
Ryazan, kremlin
The cathedral bell tower in Ryazan is the tallest building of the Kremlin at 83.2 meters high. Construction took place from 1797 to 1840 under the guidance of several architects including Konstantin Ton. The upper level features chimes while lower levels have a viewing platform offering panoramic city views.
TheateronSobornoy
Ryazan, Sobornaya St, 16
The Theatre on Sobornaya in Ryazan is located at Sobornaya St., 16. Founded on December 14, 1937, it is known today as the Ryazan Regional State Youth Theater. The building where the theater has been housed since 1962 dates back to 1862 and is considered one of Russia's oldest theatrical structures. In 2019, the theater was officially returned its historical name.
Uspensky Cathedral
Ryazan, kremlin
The Uspensky Cathedral in Ryazan Kremlin was built between 1693 and 1699 by architect Yakov Bukhovtsev. This architectural structure became a symbol of the city thanks to unique white stone carvings in the style of Naryshkin Baroque. Special attention is drawn to the high iconostas of the cathedral, considered one of the largest in Russia.
Christmas Cathedral
Ryazan, kremlin, 14
Christmas Cathedral in Ryazan - the oldest stone structure of the Kremlin, built in the 14th century by order of Oleg of Ryazan. Initially, the temple was called Assumption, but later received its current name. Today it serves as the main cathedral church of the Ryazan eparchy and is listed as an object of cultural heritage of Russia.
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