Tyumen

Alexandrovsky Garden

Tyumen, 25 Oktyabrya / Ul. Lenina St

Alexandrovsky Garden in Tyumen is situated between Lenin Street and October 25th Avenue. It features an historical sculptural composition depicting XIX century city dwellers, with a separate figure of a boy prominently displayed. The garden was named after Emperor Alexander II, it was renovated in 2007 and adorned with a rotunda-style pavilion. Previously, this area housed the city's suburban garden.

Bogoroditse-Rozhdestvensky Ilinsky Convent

Tyumen, 25 Oktyabrya St, 29

The Bogorodice-Rozhdestvensky Ilinsky Convent is situated in Tyumen on October 25th Street. The history of the convent begins with the arrival of a female community at a church in the late 19th century. In the 20th century, the monastery was revived and returned to the Orthodox Church. Here there is a wooden chapel dedicated to Prophet Elijah, known since the 17th century, whose main altar was consecrated in his honor. Currently, the convent operates as a women's religious center.

Voznesensko-Georgievskaya Church

Tyumen, Beregovaya St, 77

The Ascension-Georgian Church in Tyumen is situated on Bergoi Street. It is a federal heritage site built in the style of Siberian baroque in the second half of the 18th century. The upper sanctuary of the church is dedicated to the Ascension of the Lord, while the lower one is devoted to Saint George the Victorious. After being closed during the Soviet period, the church was returned to the Russian Orthodox Church towards the end of the 20th century.

Gilyovskaya Grove

Tyumen, Gilyovskaya Roshcha St, 1

Gilyovskaya Grove is situated on the shore of Kryivo Lake in Tyumen. Ancient Bronze Age settlements' traces have been found here, indicated by a special commemorative plaque. A ring cycling path 3.5 km long has been arranged in the grove; it is used as an illuminated cross-country skiing track in winter. Areas for active recreation include volleyball and basketball courts, while there are free pavilions with barbecue grills for picnics.

V.S. Popova House

Tyumen, Volodarskogo St, 7

V.S.Popova House situated at Tyumen, Volodarskogo Street, 7 is a regional architectural monument built in 1912. The building features an angular half-round bay with iron columns combining a stone first floor with a wooden second floor. Its roof is crowned with miniature turrets while the facade is adorned with delicate carved wooden decorations. The estate belonged to Konstantin Vasilyevich and Virinia Sergeyevna Popova; Virinia was the daughter of renowned leather merchant Sergei Chiralov.

Chiralovy House

Tyumen, Volodarskogo St, 9

The House of Chiralov Brothers, situated at Tyumen, Volodarskogo St., 9, is a regional architectural monument. This building reflects traditional Tyumen wooden architecture and is linked to the history of leatherworker Sergei Stepanovich Chiralov's family. Here grew up his daughters Virenia and Filanida; one of them, Filanida, taught needlework at the local women's gymnasium.

S.S.Brovtsyna House

Tyumen, Dzerzhinskogo St, 40

S.S. Brovtzin House located at Tyumen, Dzerzhinsky Street, 40 is a regional significance landmark from early 20th century. Belonging to Tyumen merchant Sergey Stepanovich Brovtzin, it is included in the pedestrian route along Dzerzhinsky Street. A distinctive feature of the building are carved decorative elements depicting lilies symbolizing purity and fidelity typical for Tyumen wooden architecture.

Znamensky Cathedral

Tyumen, Semakova St, 13

Znamensky Cathedral in Tyumen is situated at Semakova Street, 13. It is the city's main Orthodox church, founded in 1768 and consecrated in 1801. The cathedral is a monument of Siberian baroque and has a contemporary appearance formed after the addition of a northern annex in 1904. The main relic of the cathedral is an icon of Our Lady "Znamenie", venerated for saving the city from cholera in 1848. Inside the temple there are four bells previously standing on lighthouses of the Far East.

Historical Square (Site of Tyumen Founding)

Tyumen, Volodarskogo St

Historical square in Tyumen is the site where the city was founded. Here, an early Tyumen fortress was laid by voevodes Vasily Sukhin and Ivan Myasnyy in 1586. A commemorative stone is installed on the square and there is a monument "Conquerors of Siberia". From the platform there is a picturesque view of the Tura river and pedestrian bridge. Originally, the fortress was wooden.

Historical Park "Russia — My History"

Tumen, ul. Ordzhonikidze, 47s5

Historical Park "Russia - My Story" in Tyumen is situated on Orjonikidze Street. Opened in 2017 and part of the federal project. Lectures, exhibitions and educational events using multimedia technologies and interactive maps take place here. Visitors can explore exhibits covering Russia's history from early 20th century to present day, including sections about the Rurik dynasty and post-WWII period.

Round Bathhouse

Tumen, Lenina Street, 3, bldg. 1

Round Banya in Tyumen - unique architectural monument of constructivism built in 1931, the only surviving building of its kind in the city, it is among three such buildings in Russia. Architects Alexander Nikolsky and Anatoly Ladinsky created an original round structure known to locals as "banka-shayba". In 2016, the site was included in the list of identified cultural heritage sites.

Yuri-A-Gagarin-Park

Tyumen, Tobolsky Trakt / ul. Druzhby

Yuri A. Gagarin Forest Park in Tyumen is a regional nature monument covering an area of 104.8 hectares. Rare plants, animals, mushrooms, natural landscapes and soils are protected here. Of particular value is the archaeological site "Myosovsky Kurgany". The main tree species include birch and pine. The territory previously bore the name "Myosovskaya Dacha" and was established in 1968.

Young Theatre "Engagement" V.S. Zagoruyko Immemorial

Tyumen, Olimpiyskaya St, 8a

Young Theatre "Angazhment" named after V.S. Zagoruko is situated in Tyumen on Olympic Street, 8a. Founded in 1994 as a professional stage for youth. The theatre's repertoire includes works of Russian classics and performances for children. The theater regularly takes part in theatrical festivals and organizes its own nationwide festival "Sotovarishi".

Love Bridge

Tyumen, Reki Tury Emb

Love Bridge in Tyumen is a popular pedestrian attraction situated above the Tura River. It is one of the city's main viewing points and included in all tours. Known for its romantic traditions: lovers hang locks on its railings. Especially picturesque at night with illumination. From the bridge you can enjoy scenic views of the riverside and cityscapes. It's a symbol of romance and Tyumen's calling card.

City Hall Museum

Tyumen, Lenina St, 2

The Museum "City Duma" is housed in an historical building constructed from 1828 to 1834 in classicist style. It features its main exhibition dedicated to Siberian nature: animal and bird taxidermy specimens including fossil species. Special emphasis is given to ancient creatures such as woolly rhinoceros skeletons and fossil bison. Educational paleontology and history workshops are organized for young visitors. Additionally, the museum provides insights into the history of Tyumen through various stages of its development.

Masaryk House Museum

Tyumen, Lenina St, 24

The Museum "Masharova House" is situated in the historical building of Tyumen on Lenin Street, 24. A late 19th-century architectural monument in the neoclassical style belongs to the Masharova family, well-known local industrialists and public figures. It features exhibits dedicated to Tyumen's terry carpet and temporary exhibitions. Regularly held are musical events and chamber concerts.

I.Ya. Slovtsov Museum Complex

Tyumen, Sovetskaya St, 63

The I.Ya. Slovtsov Museum Complex is located on Sovetskaya Street, 63 in Tyumen. It includes five branches and a modern building opened in 2017. The total area of the complex is 29,000 sq. m. Here there is one of the best art collections beyond the Urals, regular exhibitions from federal and regional museums take place. The permanent exhibition focuses on the history, culture and nature of the Tyumen region. The complex is one of the oldest museums in Siberia and was founded in 1879.

Colokolnikovy Mansion-Museum

Tyumen, Respubliki St, 18

The Kolokolnikovy Mansion Museum is located on Respublika Street, 18 in Tyumen. It includes two buildings: a wooden architecture monument and a stone mansion united by a permanent exhibition "History of the House XIX–XX Centuries," which tells about the merchant families Kolokolnikovy and Ikonnikovy. A distinctive feature of the museum is a luxurious hall with picturesque portraits of family members and reconstruction of a merchant store in "Trading Shop." The building combines elements of neoclassicism, baroque and traditional Tyumen carving and is the only surviving classical merchant mansion in the city. Cyrillic fragment fixed: picturesque

Tura River Embankment

Tyumen, Reki Tury Emb

Tura River Embankment is one of the most popular attractions in Tyumen. About 4 kilometers long, it starts from the Holy Trinity Monastery and ends at Lovers' Bridge, which has become a city symbol. There are bike paths, access ramps to water and parking areas. Along its entire length there are plantings of perennial trees, shrubs and flowerbeds, while the surface is paved with granite tiles. It is a favorite place for recreation among Tyumen residents and visitors.

Andrey Tekutyaev Monument

Tyumen, Tekutevskiy Blvd

The monument to Andrey Ivanovich Tekut'yev was installed in Tyumen on Tekut'yev Boulevard. It immortalizes the memory of the entrepreneur and city head who founded the local theater and opened a vocational school with a foundry workshop. The opening of the monument took place on August 12, 2008, its project won a competition organized by the Ekaterinburg Art Foundation. On the pedestal there is an elegant inscription "Tekut'yev". Andrey Tekut'yev is depicted sitting in a chair.

Mother Monument

Tyumen, Sverdlova / Ul. Komsomolskaya St

Monument "Mama" opened on June 1, 2010 in Tyumen at the intersection of Sverdlov Street and Komsomolskaya, represents sculptor Pyotr Sergeyevich Starchenko's work titled "Maternity". Its creation was initiated by the authorities of Central District, marking its opening to coincide with the 60th anniversary of International Children's Day. The production process took eight and a half months, while the project was registered with the Russian Authors' Society as early as May 2007. The monument is situated near the perinatal center.

Yuri Erviev Monument

Tyumen, Respubliki St, 55

The monument to geologist Yuri Georgievich Ervyye was installed on Republic Street in Tyumen. Ervyye is depicted next to a large stone boulder with an engraved inscription highlighting the significance of oil for the region. The sculpture symbolizes the discovery of the Western Siberian oil and gas province under his leadership. The statue was unveiled in 2006 and created by artist Victor Afanasyev.

400-Year Anniversary Square of Tyumen

Tyumen, 400-Letiya Tyumeni Sq

400-letiya Square in Tyumen - a popular spot for city dwellers and tourists. In summer there operates a dry fountain with musical lighting. Previously the square was outside the city limits, now it almost in the center of Tyumen. Here various city festivals and events take place. During winter they set up the city's main Christmas tree. The Big Drama Theatre rises high. Located near Republic Street.

Revolution Martyrs Square

Tyumen, Respubliki St, 2

Revolution Fighters Square in Tyumen is situated on Republic Street, its territory has a long history present even on city plans from the 18th century. Here there is a modern fountain-map of Tyumen region and art-object "Tree Of Happiness" with multicolored hearts instead of leaves. Previously the space was called Alexander Square, Police Square and place with a fountain supplying water to the city before construction of the water supply system. Nowadays the square features a children's play area.

Memory Square

Tyumen, Melnikayte / Ul. Respubliki St

Memory Square in Tyumen commemorates the memory of Tyumen residents who died during World War II. It features pylons with the names of fallen heroes, an Eternal Flame, and a memorial dedicated to victims of armed conflicts. The central point is occupied by military equipment recalling the heroism of defenders of the Motherland. Every year, the square becomes the site for solemn events on May 9th.

Holy-Troitski Monastery

Tyumen, Kommunisticheskaya St, 10

The Holy Trinity Monastery is situated in Tyumen on Zatyumensky Bluff at the confluence of rivers Tura and Babarynka. Founded in 1706 under Pyotr I's decree. The ensemble includes Trinity Cathedral, Church of Forty Martyrs and Church of Pyotr and Paul. After being closed in 1923, it was restored in 1995. Here religious services take place, there is a Sunday school and spiritual college operating. From the monastery grounds begins the riverside promenade along river Tura.

N.M. Nemtsov Sq.

Tyumen, Respubliki / Ul. Ordzhonikidze St

Nemtsov Name Square is situated in the center of Tyumen at the intersection of Republic Street and Ordzhonikidze Street. It is named after Nikolay Nemtsov, the first chairman of the executive committee of Tyumen regional council. There is a monument to Nemtsov and an operating fountain there. Walking paths and benches have been arranged in the square. Previously, Nemtsov Street was called Shvernika, and the square itself previously belonged to the Trade Square of the city.

Semen Patsko Square

Tyumen, Privokzalnaya Sq

Semen Patsko Square is situated on the Arrival Terminal Square in Tyumen and named after S.K. Patsko, who organized the train-bath during World War II. There is a monument to railway workers using genuine war-time rails and steam locomotive FD 21-3031 symbolizing heroism and labor of railwaymen at that time. The history of the square dates back to 1936 when Semen Patsko initiated its landscaping.

Sibirian Cats Square

Tyumen, Pervomayskaya (Mezhdu Ul. Respubliki I Ul. Lenina) St

The Siberian Cats Square is located in the center of Tyumen on May First Street between Republica Street and Lenin. It was opened in 2008 and named in memory of cats who saved supplies for Leningrad during the blockade. Statues of cats created by Marina Alchibaeva are illuminated at night, giving the place a special atmosphere. The alley of the square is decorated with granite pillars featuring copper-golden cat images, making it one of the city's recognized attractions. Cyrillic fragments fixed: May First, Republica

Holy Virgin Mary's Annunciation Cathedral

Tyumen, Shirotnaya St, 83b

The Cathedral of the Annunciation of the Blessed Virgin Mary in Tyumen was laid in 1700 by Metropolitan Philofei Letsinsky and completed in 1704. The building stood on a high bank of the Tura River opposite the City Hall. In 1932, the cathedral was blown up and subsequently housed an anti-religious museum. Restoration of the church began in 2004 with the convening of benefactors.

Spasskaya Church

Tyumen, Lenina St, 43

Spasskaya Church is situated at Lenina Street, 43 in Tyumen. Construction of the stone church began in 1794 and continued until the beginning of the 19th century when the lower temple was completed. By the end of the 19th century, the upper floor was added. In the early 20th century, the building was expanded. Currently, the church has been transferred for museum usage and is a federal-level cultural heritage site.

Tekutev Boulevard

Tumen, ul. Respubliki, district of house 142

Tekut'yev Boulevard in Tyumen named after local merchant and benefactor Andrey Tekut'yev. It features ancient trees: poplars, birches and pines. In the center stands a monument to Tekut'yev himself, unveiled in 2008. The boulevard emerged following the relocation of the old Tekut'yev cemetery ahead of the city's 400th anniversary celebration. The official name was fixed in April 2003; signs were installed later— in 2004.

Tyumen Philharmonic

Tyumen, Respubliki St, 34

Tyumen Philharmonic is located at Republic Street, 34. After reconstruction in the early 21st century, the institution got a new large hall. Here, symphonic, chamber and pop concerts take place. There is Tyumen Philharmonic Orchestra operating within the philharmonic. Originally, the building functioned as a concert-and-pop bureau; its organ was made by German firm Schuke.

Tumen Big Drama Theatre

Tyumen, Respubliki St, 129

Tumen's Big Drama Theatre is situated on 400th Anniversary Square of Tyumen, one of the city's most popular areas. It is the largest drama theater building in Russia, distinguished by modern architecture. Regularly performances for adults and children take place here. The theater area hosts city festivals and features the main New Year tree during winter. The theatre is part of the cultural-theatrical association of Tyumen region "KTO".

Tumen Puppet Theatre

Tyumen, Kirova St, 36

Tumen Puppet Theatre is located at Kirova Street, 36. The building has been in operation since 1972. It was founded by actress Yevgenia Stevina and is the oldest professional children's theatre in the region. The ensemble uses various types of puppets: glove, rod and flat-panel. Performances include works for both children and adults based on Russian and foreign literary pieces. Initially, the theatre operated as a puppet division within Tumen's dramatic theatre.

Tyumen Circus

Tyumen, Pervomayskaya St, 15

Tyumen Circus is located on Pervomayskaya Street, 15. The building was constructed in 1971 and has a sturdy structure. Above its dome there is a glowing metal sphere. A sculpture of Yuri Nikulin decorates the facade. Circus performances in Tyumen have a long history dating back to the 19th century. Previously, there was a summer circus in the city.

Burkov Manor

Tyumen, Dzerzhinskogo St, 30

Burkov Mansion in Tyumen is an outstanding example of 19th century wooden architecture. The building combines elements of classicism and baroque; its facade features exquisite volumetric wood carvings. The mansion is situated on Dzerzhinsky Street, formerly known as Sadyovaya. The house belongs to the ensemble of monuments within this modern pedestrian zone and is considered among the finest examples of Tyumen's wooden construction.

N.I.KozlovMansion

Tyumen, Turgeneva St, 9

N. I. Kozlov's Estate in Tyumen is situated on Turgenev Street, 9. The main house features voluminous carving and window fronts in the baroque style with floral motifs in the frames. The building has decorations from pilasters and carved scrolls. Originally belonged to partnership "Trading House M. K. Kozlov & P. V. Tretiakov". In 1915 the estate was purchased by local resident Kozlova. Ivan and Maria Kozlova conducted trade here, also owning a leather factory and shops.

Novoselov Estate

Tyumen, Khokhryakova St, 21

The Novoselovs' Estate in Tyumen is situated at Khokhrjakov Street, 21. Its architectural style features a brick wing with decorative gables, ornamental window frames and cornices. Inside there was a store, storage rooms and a carriage house. Adjacent to it stood a wooden two-story house with carved panels around the windows. The estate belonged to merchant Ivan Afanasyevich Novoselov.

Colored Boulevard

Tyumen, Gertsena / Ul. Pervomayskaya St

Colored Boulevard in Tyumen is a popular place for evening walks. Opened in 2004, it quickly became the city's cultural center comparable to Moscow's Arbat. Statues of Yuri Nikulin, Oleg Popov and Karandash are installed here. In summer, the boulevard delights with various entertainments, cafes and shops; in winter, it is decorated with New Year installations. Nearby is Siberian Cats Square.

Center for Wooden Architecture

Tyumen, Dzerzhinskogo St, 34

The Center for Wooden Architecture in Tyumen is situated in an historical building on Dzerzhinskogo Street, formerly known as Sadovaya. It is a two-story wooden house built in 1909 belonging to meshchanka Feoktista Rubtsova. A distinctive feature of the building are carved window frames typical of Tyumen wood architecture. Inside there is opened a photo studio owned by Luky Rodionov functioning since 1913. The center focuses on preserving traditions of Siberian wooden construction and offers visitors workshops on carving wood.

Mikhail Archangel Church

Tyumen, Lenina St, 22

Mikhail the Archangel Church in Tyumen - an object of federal cultural heritage. After being closed during the Soviet period, the church was returned to the Orthodox community in the 1990s. The building combines baroque forms with classicism elements and includes a two-story parish church with an adjacent bell tower. The lower church was consecrated in 1791, while construction of the upper part was completed in the first quarter of the XIX century.

Ecopark "Zatümensky"

Tyumen, Barnaulskaya St

Ekopark "Zatjumensky" in Tyumen is situated between Barnaulskaya and Yamskaya streets. It is an especially protected natural area with a regional nature monument formed in 1968. There are operating skiing and cycling bases, as well as a Center for Winter Sports. An educational meteorological station has been installed for scientific research. The park was transformed from a forest park to an ekopark in 2017-2018.

Всехсвятская церковь

Tyumen, Sverdlova St, 29

Дом А. Т. Рогозиной

Tyumen, Dzerzhinskogo St, 13

Дом Ф. А. Маковецкого — Д. Т. Горбунова

Tumen, ul. Dzerzhinskogo, 36 / ul. Volodarskogo, 29

Пешеходная улица Дзержинского

Tyumen, Dzerzhinskogo St