Novosibirsk

Byzantine-style stone cathedral built in 1899, notable as one of the first stone structures in the city and a prominent example of regional religious architecture.

Museum dedicated to the daily life and material culture of the Soviet era, featuring a collection of household items, technology, and propaganda from the period.

Regional art museum housing an extensive collection of Russian icons, 18th-century portraits, and significant works by prominent Soviet-era painters.

Museum housed in a historic building that showcases extensive collections detailing the natural history, archaeology, and cultural development of the Siberian region.

Planetarium featuring a digital projection dome and an observatory, serving as a major center for astronomical education and public stargazing in the region.

Open-air museum featuring a vast collection of Soviet-era locomotives, passenger carriages, and specialized railway equipment spanning the history of the Trans-Siberian Railway.

Museum dedicated to the life and work of the Russian artist and philosopher, featuring a significant collection of his paintings and cultural artifacts.

Memorial complex dedicated to the soldiers of Novosibirsk who died during the Second World War, featuring an eternal flame and a series of commemorative pylons.