Church of the Savior, Irkutsk: Oldest Stone Building in the City
The Church of the Savior is the oldest surviving stone building in Irkutsk and the only one left from the first fort.…

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The Church of the Savior is the oldest surviving stone building in Irkutsk and the only one left from the first fort.…
A colorful Siberian Baroque cathedral in the historic center of Irkutsk, near the Angara river, built in stone in the early 18th…
A red Russo-Byzantine church in Irkutsk, built by local merchants between 1885 and 1892. It is a working church north of the…
A restored district of wooden houses at the foot of the Krestovaya hill, opened in 2011. It has paved walking streets, the…
Nizhny Novgorod stands where the Oka meets the Volga. Visitors come for the red-brick Kremlin, the Chkalov Staircase, the pedestrian Bolshaya Pokrovskaya…
Volgograd, formerly Stalingrad, stretches along the Volga river and is known for the Battle of Stalingrad. Visitors come for Mamayev Kurgan, the…
Murmansk is Russia's Arctic port on Kola Bay and the largest city beyond the Arctic Circle. Visitors come for the Lenin nuclear…
Yekaterinburg is the main city of the Urals, on the Iset river. Visitors come for the Red Line walking route, the Church…
Kaliningrad is Russia's Baltic exclave, formerly the Prussian city of Königsberg. Visitors come for Kant Island, the Fish Village, the Amber Museum,…
Sochi is a long Black Sea resort city with beaches and parks, the 2014 Olympic Park in Adler and mountain resorts at…
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