Three days are more than enough to see the most exciting landmarks, dive into the city culture, feel its vibe. When planning to see Novosibirsk in 3 days, you should definitely put these on your list:
To see all the interesting places, we recommend booking a tour with an experienced guide in love with the city.
The largest theater building in Russia. An architectural monument of federal importance.
It is located in the building of an architectural monument of federal importance built in 1910 — the City Trade Center.
It represents one of the most important collections of Russian and foreign art in Siberia.
The monument to Nicholas II and his son was opened on July 16, 2017, commemorating the 99th anniversary of the royal family’s execution.
Popular with locals and the visitors, this place is located on the embankment between the Railway Bridge and the Oktyabrsky Bridge.
One of the city’s historic landmarks: a truss from the historic 1893 bridge that became the starting point of Novosibirsk’s history.
The 13-meter-high monument to Emperor Alexander III stands in City Beginnings Park. The Emperor conceived the construction of the Trans-Siberian Railway construction, which led to the emergence of Novosibirsk.
The longest covered metro bridge over water in the world. Including its walkways, it’s over 2 kilometers long.
The tallest Ferris wheel beyond the Urals, and the third highest in Russia, stands 67 meters tall.
The Alley of Blockade Victims on Voskhod Street is dedicated to the heroic feats of Leningrad’s citizens during World War II.
One of the largest (in terms of resources) universal libraries in Russia and on the Asian continent.
A site for the implementation of innovative scientific discoveries in industry.
An internationally renowned monument to laboratory animals that have helped us acquire new knowledge in biology and medicine.
A monument to the founder of the SB RAS Institute of Cytology and Genetics, the academic Dmitry Belyaev. The scientist is famous for his experiments on breeding domesticated foxes.
At the intersection of Zolotodolinskaya and Maltseva streets, you can find an artificial pond with ducks, paved wooden paths, small bridges, reed thickets, and a viewing platform.
The Railway Technology Museum at Seyatel station is named after one of the railway’s oldest employees, Nikolay Akulinin, who conceived of the open-air technology museum which is the first such museum beyond the Urals.
Novosibirsk Zoo, the pride of Novosibirsk, is one of the largest zoos in Russia.
A unique place in Siberia. For the first time beyond the Urals, far from the seas and oceans, a large-scale high-tech year-round oceanographic complex has been established.
Туристско-информационный центр Новосибирской области:
+7 (383) 286-54-90, turizm@nso.ru
Новосибирск, ул. Октябрьская, 34
Министерство экономического развития Новосибирской области:
+7 (383) 238-66-81, mineconom@nso.ru
Новосибирск, Красный проспект, 18
Tourist Information Centre of Novosibirsk Region:
+7 (383) 286-54-90, turizm@nso.ru, 34 Oktyabrskaya Street, Novosibirsk
