Angara Icebreaker Museum
Irkutsk region, Irkutsk, pr-ct. Marshal Zhukova, d 36A/1
About the company:
The oldest surviving icebreaker in the world was manufactured more than 100 years ago at the shipyard “Sir V.G. Armstrong, Whitworth and Co.” in Newcastle (UK) and was intended for laying a path in the ice for the ferry “Baikal”.
The icebreaker presents an exposition dedicated to the development of navigation on Lake Baikal and Siberian rivers. During the tour, you can inspect the entire ship and even go down to the engine room. There are meetings, film screenings, concerts.