Khabarovsk is the largest city in the Russian Far East, where history, culture and modernity intertwine. Founded in 1858, it impresses with its architecture, picturesque embankments of the Amur and rich museum heritage. A map of the city will be your reliable guide to this amazing place. Khabarovsk offers a rich museum palette. The Khabarovsk Regional Museum named after N.I. Grodekov tells about the nature and history of the region, and the Museum of Archaeology presents unique finds from the Far East. The Military Historical Museum of the Eastern Military District, the Museum of the History of the City of Khabarovsk and the Art Museum with a collection of Russian painting complement the cultural picture of the city. The main attractions of Khabarovsk create its unique appearance. The Amur cliff with a panoramic view, the Transfiguration Cathedral is one of the largest churches in Russia, Lenin Square with its architectural ensemble and the embankment of Admiral Nevelsky are all mandatory points of the visit program. The map will help you plan your route and not miss any important point. A great route to explore the city starts from Lenin Square. From here you can go to the embankment of Nevelsky, from where you can see the Amur, then to the Amur cliff and the Transfiguration Cathedral. Then the path leads to the Grodekovo Museum and Dynamo Park. The whole route will take about 2-3 hours of a leisurely walk, and the map will help you navigate. Explore Khabarovsk yourself with a handy map or choose a tour with a local guide to learn more about the history and culture of this unique city. Regardless of the choice, Khabarovsk will leave unforgettable impressions.