Barnaul is one of the oldest cities in Siberia, founded in the XVIII century. It combines industrial heritage and a rich history that attracts tourists from all over Russia. The map will help you discover the cultural diversity of this city, where ancient merchant houses and modern art spaces cozy together. Among the main museums of Barnaul is the Altai State Museum of Local Lore, one of the oldest in Siberia, with a unique collection dedicated to the history of the region. The Art Museum of the Altai Territory will please connoisseurs of painting, and in the Museum of Auto theft named after Y. Detochkin you will find an unusual exposition. Also worth visiting is the Museum of the History of Mining and the Demidov Museum, which tells about the industrial heritage of the region. The main attractions of Barnaul are the House under the spire, the symbol of the city, the Mountain Park with a panoramic view, Freedom Square and ancient merchant estates. Special attention deserves the Pokrovsky Cathedral, an architectural monument of the XIX century, and the sculptural composition "Zero kilometer". All these places are easy to find with a convenient map. Barnaul can be explored independently, using a map to build routes, or book a guided tour, which will tell about little-known corners of the city. In any case, this Siberian city will surprise you with its hospitality and unique atmosphere.