Stavropol
30 places
Alexandrovskaya Square and Angel Protector Monument
Stavropol, Aleksandrovskaya Sq
Alexandrovskaya Square is the central public place of Stavropol. Here there is a memorial monument - "The Guardian Angel of Stavropol City", which has become a symbol of the city. The square serves as a place for walks, gatherings and festivals, reflecting the historical and cultural identity of the region. It is included in the city tour routes and harmoniously fits into the urban environment, complementing its architectural and public spaces.
Andreewsky Cathedral
Stavropol, Dzerzhinskogo St, 157
Andreevsky Cathedral in Stavropol is located at Dzerzhinsky Street, 157. The cathedral was built in 1897 on the site of an old wooden church from the early 19th century. After being closed in 1932, services resumed only in 1942. Today, the cathedral is a significant Orthodox church in the city and an important part of its cultural heritage, helping to acquaint with the historical center of Stavropol.
Former Station Stavropol-Tuapsinskiy
Stavropol, Gvardeyskiy Ln, 8
The former Stavropol-Tuapsinskiy Station is located on Gvardeysky Lane in Stavropol. Built in 1916, it was an important transportation hub connecting the city with Tuapse. Today, the building has been converted into residential use but retains its historical value as part of the city's route reflecting local history and identity.
Stavropol Railway Station
Stavropol, Vokzalnaya St, 17
The railway station of Stavropol is located at Vokzalnaya Street, 17. Opened in January 1897 when the first train arrived here. The station building was destroyed during World War II and reconstructed in 1946. Today it is an important part of the city's infrastructure and history, helping to familiarize with key aspects of local cultural heritage.
Historical Park "Russia - My History"
Stavropol, Western By-pass, 58V
Historical Park "Russia - My History" in Stavropol opened in September 2017 and is the first such complex in southern Russia. On an area of about 8 hectares there are hundreds of multimedia stands, monitors and projectors. The complex helps to study local history through modern technologies and is included in the city’s sightseeing route. Visiting the park can be conveniently combined with viewing other cultural objects of the city.
Kazan Cathedral
Stavropol, Krepostnaya Gora
The Kazan Cathedral in Stavropol is the cathedral of the Stavropol diocese of the Russian Orthodox Church. It is located on Fortress Hill and is part of the main city routes, helping to understand local history and culture. The cathedral was rebuilt after the destruction of the old building in the 1930s on the same foundation between 2004 and 2012. Its height with the dome reaches approximately 76 meters.
P.M. Grechishkin Picture Gallery
Stavropol, Mikhaila Morozova St, 12
P.M. Grechishkin Picture Gallery is situated in the historic building of the former mosque from 1913 to 1915 at Mikhaila Morozova Street, 12 in Stavropol. It is a branch of the Stavropol Museum-Preserve and devoted to the work of honored artist of RSFSR Pavel Grechishkin renowned for his landscapes. The site is incorporated into the city's tour program assisting visitors in gaining deeper insights into local culture and history. Visiting the gallery can conveniently be paired with exploring other cultural sites within the city.
Komsomolsky Pond
Ставрополь, Комсомольский пруд
Komsomolskoye Ozero is a popular recreation spot in Stavropol associated with the city's history and public space. It is part of an urban sustainable route that contributes to revealing the theme of local identity. In summer, it hosts walks, beach recreation and various city activities. The pond is included in the list of natural objects and rest areas frequently mentioned among the city's attractions.
Fort Hill
Stavropol, Krepostnaya Gora
Fortress Hill in Stavropol is the historical center of the city, where in 1777 the first fortress line was laid. It features key landmarks: Memorial "Fortress Wall", symbolizing the beginning of the city's history, Hop'rskaya Lodge and Kazan Cathedral. The hill is included in the city's tour routes, helping to better understand the region's history and culture.
EternalGloryMemorial
Stavropol, Krepostnaya Gora, memorial 'Vechnaya Slavya'
The Memorial "Eternal Glory" is located on Fort Hill in Stavropol and was solemnly opened on October 28, 1967. It is dedicated to the memory of participants in the Civil War and the Great Patriotic War who fought on the territory of Stavropol. Since 1975, Post No. 1 has been functioning here, becoming an important part of the city's history and culture. The object is included in routes for acquaintance with the historical heritage of the city and contributes to revealing its key identity.
Museum of Great Patriotic War "Pamyat"
Stavropol, Shaumyana St, 45/1
The Museum of the Great Patriotic War "Memory" is located in Stavropol at Shauymana Street, 45/1. Founded in 1990 as a club "Memory", later transformed into a museum of military glory. In 2000 it received the status of a municipal cultural institution. It is part of an enduring city route that introduces visitors to the history of the city and its public life.
German Bridge
Stavropol, Mamaysky les, area of Nemetsky bridge
The German Bridge is located in the Mamaysky Forest area of Stavropol and is an unusual engineering monument of the city. It is included in the city's tour routes, helping to better understand local history and culture. The bridge connects several popular tourist spots and is actively used for pedestrian and bicycle walks along the forest outskirts of Stavropol. Its construction is linked to the development of regional railway infrastructure at the beginning of the 20th century.
Lenin Monument
Stavropol, Lenina Sq
The monument to V.I. Lenin is located on the central square of Stavropol, which is an important public space in the city. It serves as a stable reference point in its historical center and complements the route through the main city monuments. The monument reflects the Soviet era and is a symbol of the historical period associated with the name of Vladimir Illych Lenin.
General A.P. Ermolov Monument
Stavropol, Generala Yermolova Blvd
General A.P. Ermolov Monument is located on his name boulevard in Stavropol. The installed monument emphasizes the historical significance of General's personality who made a significant contribution to the region's development. The boulevard named after him is part of a sustainable urban route that allows deeper understanding of local history and identity. The monument fits harmoniously into the memorial-historical appearance of the central part of the city.
Victory Park
Stavropol, Shpakovskaya St, 111
Victory Park in Stavropol opened on May 9, 1980 to commemorate the 35th anniversary of Victory in World War II. It is a large cultural and recreation park located in the southwest part of the city. One can see the Alley of Glory, military equipment, amusement rides, sports fields, and family leisure areas. The park is an important part of the city's route reflecting its historical and social identity.
Lenin Square
Stavropol, Lenina Sq
Lenin Square in Stavropol is an important public space connected to the city's history and culture. It serves as a central location for administrative events and city festivals. Convenient for orientation, the square reflects architectural features of the Soviet era and modern urban planning. Various ceremonial events and cultural activities are regularly held here.
North-Caucasus Federal University
Stavropol, Pushkina St, 1
North-Caucasus Federal University is located in Stavropol at Pushkin Street, 1. It is a leading regional university training qualified specialists for the Northern Caucasus in various fields. The university campus actively participates in the educational and innovative life of the city, forming a large student and scientific environment in Stavropol.
M. Y. Lermontov Stavropol Regional Universal Scientific Library
Stavropol, Marshala Zhukova St, 14
The Krai Universal Scientific Library named after M.Yu. Lermontov in Stavropol is the main library of the region. Its collections include scientific, literary, local studies literature and periodicals. Exhibitions, educational events and lectures highlighting the cultural heritage of the Caucasus and the connection with famous poet Mikhail Yurevich Lermontov are held here. The library enriches the cultural environment of the city, complementing its museum and educational infrastructure.
Mikhail Yurevich Lermontov Academy Theatre of Drama
Stavropol, Lenina Sq, 1
The oldest Russian theater in the Caucasus, Stavropol Academic Drama Theater named after M.Yu. Lermontov, was opened in 1845. Located on Lenina Square in Stavropol and is an important part of local cultural heritage. Since 1995, it has held the title of academic theater. It actively contributes to shaping the city's identity and is included in tour routes around Stavropol.
Stepanovskyi Botanical Garden named after V. V. Skripchinskogo
Stavropol, Lenina St, 478
Stepanovskoye Botanical Garden Named After V. V. Skripchinsky Founded in 1959 Is a Scientific Center and Natural Enlightenment Site Located West of Stavropol. It Features Landscape Park, Dendrarium, Forest, Meadow and Steppe Areas, Nursery and Various Plant Science Collections. The Garden Blends Harmoniously Into Urban Environment Helping to Better Understand Local History and Culture Through Regional Nature.
Stavropol State Agrarian University
Stavropol, Zootekhnicheskiy Ln, 12
Stavropol State Agrarian University is located in Stavropol at Zootexnichesky Lane, 12. It is an important profile university of the region with agricultural specialization, training qualified specialists for the regional agro-industrial complex. Participates in scientific research and educational projects, complementing the city's map with industry-specific educational themes.
Stepanovsky State Museum-Reserve named after G.N. Prozritel'ev and G.K. Prave
Stavropol, Dzerzhinskogo St, 135
G.N. Prozritel'eva and G.K. Prave Museum-Reserve in Stavropol was established in 1905 and is the main regional regional history museum. Located in historical trading rows building from 1873, it connects city history with public environment. Visitors can learn about local landmarks and traditions through museum exhibits included in the city's tour route.
Stavropol State Circus
Stavropol, Generala Yermolova Sq, 2
The Stavropol State Circus is located at General Ermolov Square, 2. The building was opened in 1976 and can accommodate 1746 spectators. It is an important city stage for performances of circus artists and mass events. The circus is part of a sustainable route around Stavropol, contributing to the revelation of local cultural identity and uniting the city's attractions. Famous Russian and foreign collectives have performed here.
Stavropol Palace of Culture and Sports
Stavropol, Lenina St, 251
The Culture and Sports Palace in Stavropol is located at Lenin Street, 251. It opened on May 22, 1985 under the name of the Trade Unions' Culture and Sports Palace. This is the largest concert venue in the city, accommodating about 1455 people. Here take place city-level, regional events and performances by famous artists. The object harmoniously fits into the city's history and public environment, being an important part of a sustainable route through Stavropol.
Stavropol Regional Museum of Fine Arts
Stavropol, Dzerzhinskogo St, 115-119
The Stavropol Regional Museum of Fine Arts opened in 1962 and is the largest art museum in the region. Located in three buildings of former merchant mansions recognized as federal-level architectural monuments, the museum contributes to the study of local culture and history through its rich collection of artworks. Visiting it fits harmoniously into city routes and complements acquaintance with the cultural life of Stavropol.
Stavropol Puppet Theatre
Stavropol, Oktyabrskoy Revolyutsii Ave, 39
The Stavropol Regional Puppet Theatre, established in 1936, is an important children's theatre in the region. Located on October Revolution Avenue, it is deeply integrated into the city's history and cultural environment. After a major reconstruction, the theater reopened its doors to audiences on January 13, 2021, with a premiere performance of "Snow Queen". Today, it continues to be a significant part of the sustainable urban route, helping to preserve and develop local identity.
Stavropol Museum of Cossack History
Stavropol, Vokzalnaya St, 24
The Museum of Cossack History in Stavropol opened in 2000 due to efforts by the leadership of the Terek Cossack Army. It became a branch of the Stavropol State Museum-Reserve in 2002. The exhibition focuses on the history of Cossacks in the Northern Caucasus and the Stavropol region. Visitors can learn about the significant role of Cossacks in regional culture and history while combining their museum visit with sightseeing other city attractions.
Tiflis Gates
Ставрополь, проспект Карла Маркса, район Тифлисских ворот
Tifliskiy Vorota, or Triumfal'naya Arka, were built in 1841 in memory of the victory at the Battle of Borodino. It is one of the significant architectural symbols of Stavropol, included in tours introducing visitors to the city. In the 1930s, the historical arch was destroyed but by the end of the 20th century it was reconstructed. Today it serves as an important element of the city's history and culture.
Cold Springs
Stavropol, Taman Forest, Cold Springs
Cold springs in Taman Forest - a popular natural object of Stavropol located near city walking routes. Also known as Ossetian Springs, they attract visitors with cool water and green surroundings of the forest area. Included in city routes helping to better understand local history and culture. Conveniently combined with visiting other cultural objects and walks around the city.
Central Park
Stavropol, Oktyabrskoy Revolyutsii Ave, 22
Stavropol Central Park is situated on October Revolution Avenue; its history dates back to 1805 when the first alleys and paths were laid out in Babina Grove. This site is an integral component of city culture and history, showcasing key themes of local identity. Notable authors including A.S. Griboedov, A.S. Pushkin, and M.Yu. Lermontov have frequented this location, where trees bearing commemorative plaques have been planted in their honor.
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