Monument to Alexander 3
Description:
Monument to Alexander 3 was erected in 1908. The Bolsheviks demolished it in 1920. However, during a special program, it was rebuilt in 2003.
Materials such as bronze and granite were used in the construction. Initially, the monument was built on the occasion of the opening of a new and important railway for the country. On the monument the Emperor of the Russian Empire in the clothes of the ataman of the Siberian troops.
The monument in the city is located in a prominent place. It is located at the intersection of Karl Marx Street and Gagarin Boulevard, near the Museum of Local Lore. The emperor turns and looks east.