Arkhangelsk is an ancient city in the north of Russia, founded in 1584 by decree of Ivan the Terrible. This port city with a rich history and a unique northern flavor attracts tourists with its wooden houses, maritime traditions and cultural heritage. A map of museums and attractions will become your indispensable assistant in the exploration of this distinctive city. Among the main museums of Arkhangelsk, a special place is occupied by the Northern Maritime Museum, which tells about the history of the Russian fleet. The Arkhangelsk Museum of Local History will acquaint you with the culture and life of the Pomors, and the Small Korely Museum is a huge open-air museum of wooden architecture. It is also worth visiting the Museum of Artistic Development of the Arctic, the Stepan Pisakhov Museum and the Literary Museum. The map will help you find all these cultural treasures. The main attractions of Arkhangelsk reflect its maritime history and northern identity. Gostiny yards of the XVII century, a monument to Peter I, the building of the former stock exchange plant, the embankment of the Northern Dvina, the Lomonosov drama theater and the seal monument - all these places create a unique look of the city. The map will allow you to make the best route to get acquainted with them. An excellent route through Arkhangelsk can start from Lenin Square, the main square of the city. From here it is easy to walk to the embankment of the Northern Dvina, walk to the monument to Peter I, then visit the Gostiny Dvors and finish the route in the Small Korely Museum. The entire journey will take about 4-5 hours, including sightseeing, and the map will help you navigate the city. Arkhangelsk is a city worth visiting to experience the spirit of the Russian North. Use the map to plan your trip, discover new places and enjoy the unique atmosphere of this ancient northern city.