Petropavlovsk-Kamchatsky is the main city of Kamchatka, surrounded by volcanoes and the ocean, where the history of the development of the Far East is intertwined with unique nature. Founded in 1740 as the base of the Second Kamchatka Expedition, the city became the gateway to this amazing land. A map of museums and attractions will help you uncover all the facets of this unusual place, where each street holds memories of great geographical discoveries. The Kamchatka Regional United Museum will introduce the history of the region, its indigenous peoples and natural resources. The Museum of Volcanoes will tell about the formidable giants that form the landscape of the peninsula. The Military Historical Museum of Kamchatka keeps the memory of the heroic defense of the city in 1854. The Salmon Museum will reveal the secrets of the main wealth of the Kamchatka rivers, and the Bear Museum will introduce the owner of these lands. These unique collections will help to better understand the soul of Kamchatka. The symbol of the city remains the monument to the founders - Vitus Bering and Alexei Chirikov. Nikolskaya Sopka with a chapel and a view of the Avacha Bay is the best place for panoramic photos. The monument "Here Russia Begins" reminds of the geographical position of the city, and Liberty Square with its art objects has become a favorite meeting place. The map will help you not to miss any of these iconic points, each of which tells its part of the history of Petropavlovsk-Kamchatsky. You can explore the city on your own, using a map to build routes between attractions, or go on a tour with local guides who will uncover the secrets of volcanoes and reveal the hidden corners of the city. Plan your trip with a map in your hands and discover the amazing world of Kamchatka, where nature and history have created a unique union.