Omsk is a beautiful, majestic Siberian city of a million people, with a lot of attractions:
The Holy Dormition Cathedral, the foundation stone of which was laid
in 1891, the future Emperor Nicholas II, is considered a masterpiece of church architecture not only in Siberia, but throughout Russia.
Buchholz Square is the central square of Omsk, a place for walking and recreation of Omsk residents. In the very center of the square stands a huge ball, which depicts stories telling about the development of Siberia.
The mansion of merchants Batyushkin. The family mansion was officially commissioned in 1906. This is a one-storey house with an area of 430 sq. m, in the appearance of which elements of Baroque and rococo are combined. From 1918 to 1919, Admiral Kolchak lived in the mansion. Negotiations were held there, the fate of White Russia was being decided.
Omsk Museum of Local History.
Omsk Museum of Fine Arts named after M.Vrubel.
F.M. Dostoevsky Literary Museum.
Fire tower. The watchtower is an architectural monument and adorns the facade of the building of the Main Directorate of the Ministry of Emergency Situations of Russia in the Omsk region.
The guardhouse is the oldest building in Omsk. The guardhouse, or in other words, the guardhouse where the arrested servicemen were kept, was erected in 1781-1783. The architectural appearance of the building contains elements of the late Baroque.
The historical complex "Omsk Fortress" is a guard fortification of the Siberian Line, in our time it has become a historical part of the city and a historical and cultural complex.
Lyubinsky Prospekt is the central tourist thoroughfare. You will see preserved merchant houses and modern sculptures "Plumber Stepanych" and "Lyuba" on it.
Omsk Academic Drama Theater. The oldest theater in the city of Omsk. The theater building is a monument of history and architecture, built in 1905.
Omsk is the theatrical capital of Siberia. And if you stay in Omsk longer, you will have a unique opportunity to enjoy professionalism, high skill and drive.