The height above sea level is 98 meters, and the area is 146 square kilometers. The maximum depth is 1.7 meters. The Kiterma and C …
The lake has a rounded shape. The height above sea level is 101 meters, and the area is 71.4 square kilometers. The lake basin fro …
Park name 30 years. Komsomol as a park of culture and recreation was opened on May 18, 1940. PKIO is located in the October distri …
The Yaman River flows near the village of Krutinka, Omsk region. It is one of the tributaries supporting the water supply of Lake …
Lake Linevo in the Omsk region is located near the district center of Muromtsevo (about an hour drive). Linevo is part of the so-c …
In this sculpture, the author reflected human desires, his endless rush from extreme to extreme. Alexander Kapralov used in it the …
The once large and now shallow river Kamyshlovka flows for 37 kilometers and flows into the Irtysh. The widest place is 15 meters …
Tara Gate is one of the symbols of the city. They are known for the fact that through them passed exile Fyodor Dostoevsky, who ser …
On the banks of the Irtysh River there is a picturesque mansion that once belonged to the famous Omsk merchant Batyushkov. The bui …
The bridge named after the 60th anniversary of Komsomol was opened in Omsk in 1978. It connects the right and left banks of the Ir …
The recreation center Gribanovo Estate is located twenty kilometers from Omsk in the vicinity of the village of Podgorodka on the …
The monument to Fyodor Dostoevsky is dedicated to the difficult years of his stay in exile in Omsk. In the city, the library, univ …
The chapel on the site of the Ilyinsk church. The church in the name of the Holy Prophet Elijah was built in 1789 on the site wher …
The Assumption Cathedral of Omsk is a unique historical and architectural monument, which is among the largest attractions of Russ …
The statue "Luba" is one of the most popular attractions of Omsk. Located a few tens of meters from the legendary “slasher Stepany …
Buchholz Square is the central square of Omsk, a popular place for walks and recreation of citizens. It is located in the heart of …
The traditions of the university have strong roots and origins. In 1950, the Omsk State Institute of Physical Culture was establis …
The bridge named after the 60th anniversary of the Victory is a road bridge and a metro bridge, thrown over the Irtysh River. The …
The Omsk metro line runs along a two-tier bridge across the Irtysh. The bridge is located between two stations - Zarechnaya (the n …
Lubinsky Avenue is one of the most beloved and busiest streets in Omsk. On the holidays, it is on this street that various concert …
The fire tower is a famous symbol of Omsk. The brick building was built in 1915 by engineer Gorbachev on the project of Khvorinov. …
“On the once-abolished vestibule – the reborn All-Holy Church” A brief historical background. On November 21, 2002, the Omsk City …
The monument to plumbing, popularly known as "Stepan" or "Stepanych", was erected on City Day in 1998. The monument was commission …
St. Nicholas Cossack Cathedral until 1916 was the St. Nicholas Cossack Church, was founded in May 1833. It is considered the oldes …
The fountain is located in the square near Gagarin Street. Built in 1958, made in the form of a multi-tiered vase, surrounded by a …
Omsk State University of Railways is located in Western Siberia. This is one of the oldest educational institutions in the city, w …
Sculpture of Siberian with his son. This sculpture represents the determination and perseverance of Russian women who made every e …
On May 6, 2010, on the day of the Holy Great Martyr George the Victorious, the grand opening of the monument to George the Victori …
Construction of the cathedral began in 1891, with the participation of the future Russian Emperor Nicholas II, who traveled around …
Omsk is a large Siberian city with a rich history, founded as a border fortress in 1716. Located at the confluence of the Om and Irtysh rivers, the city combines impressive pre-revolutionary architecture, monuments of the Soviet era and the atmosphere of leisurely provincial life. Here you can feel the connection of centuries: from merchant mansions to monumental cathedrals and lively avenues.
Man-made sights of Omsk amaze with diversity: the majestic Assumption Cathedral and the Holy Assumption Cathedral, the Chamber Chapel of Elijah the Prophet and the ancient mansions of the merchant Batyushkov on the bank of the Irtysh. Symbols of the city are Tar Gate, Fire Tower and Buchholz Square, and Lubinsky Avenue and fountains near the Administration create the cityscape for walks. Among modern art objects, it is worth noting park sculptures, monuments to Dostoevsky and the famous statue of "Luba", and bridges across the Irtysh - the bridge named after the 60th anniversary of the Komsomol, the bridge named after the 60th anniversary of the Victory and the Omsk metro bridge - link parts of the city and set a special mood for the embankments.
The natural corners around Omsk are no less attractive: the large lakes Saltaim, Ik and Linevo attract lovers of fishing and secluded picnics, and the rivers Irtysh, Kamyshlovka and Yaman form picturesque coastal landscapes. In the city and nearby there are the Park of Culture and Recreation named after the 30th anniversary of the Komsomol and coniferous massifs near the recreation center Usadba Gribanovo, and in the area of Bolsherechye you can visit a unique rural zoo and enjoy the nature of Western Siberia. Irtysh embankments offer cozy walks and views that are worth seeing at different times of the year.
On our site you can easily find all the sights of Omsk on an interactive map: each point is marked, there are brief descriptions and photos, distances between objects and hints on the time of inspection. You can mark places of interest and build your own route – it is convenient to plan what to see in one day or several, combining architectural objects and natural locations.
You can explore the city yourself: walk along Lubinsky Prospekt, climb the embankment and visit the cathedrals at your own pace. And if you want more stories and context, book excursions with local guides - professional guides will tell you about the exile of Dostoevsky, the merchant history of Omsk, little-known legends and architectural details that will revive the walk and make it informative.
Come to Omsk to discover the combination of history, culture and nature. This city is ready to surprise at every step: from cozy squares and monumental cathedrals to quiet lakes and picturesque rivers. Plan a trip, look at the routes and go to meet new discoveries.
