On the Tyukalinsky tract.

In the morning on the bank of Staritsa lake is the hottest spot: it's already warm, but there are no countless crowds of holiday-makers. By the way, the lake is the former riverbed of Irtysh. But you must have already guessed about it, looking at the unusual shape of the reservoir.

Another hour and a half drive and you're in Tyukalinsk. Don't waste time, run straight to the main museum of the town. Here you will be told about the history of the town, will be taught to hold a grubber in a reconstructed peasant hut, and will see mammoth teeth and an outlandish clavichord. All in all, it's educational and fun!
Phone: +73817623168 Website: https://museum-tukalinsk.ru/ Opening hours: Mon-Fri: 09:00 - 17:30 (lunch 13:00 - 14:00) Fri: 09:00 - 16:30 (lunch time 13:00 - 14:00) Sat: off Sunday: 11:00 - 14:00

Leave your car at the museum and go to Café Hermes for lunch. In summer, there are two lounges and an open veranda. Note that on weekends the café is often occupied for banquets, so it's best to contact the administration before visiting.
Address: 34A, Lenina St., Tyukalinsk. Phone: +79033677188

To scribble a few words with a pen, to read a poem in the old Slavonic language - in the Central District Library you will be offered a lot of unusual "entertainments", which were the norm of life for our ancestors. The building itself sets the theme of the excursion: the library is located on the place of the former parochial school. The excursion lasts for 1 hour, you can visit the museum at any convenient time.

Two hundred years ago, postal troikas ran to Tyukalinsk. The post, located right outside the library, is a reminder of those times. Don't forget to take a commemorative photo and make a wish by grasping the post with one hand and the other - the arc at its base. Such are the rules, what can you do!

Every Tyukalinian will tell you that the most beautiful building of the town is the merchant Afonin's house. Almost 120 years have passed since its construction, and the stucco and luxurious façade still evoke admiration. The mansion used to be a printing house, and now it houses a dance club and an exhibition of the artist Aleksandr Kuroedov.

Dinner time! Go to Berloga café: it will please you with a good choice of European and Russian dishes. And the German-style interior won't disappoint!

Next to the café is the hotel of the same name Berloga with rooms trimmed with pine. A suitable place to rest and sleep before tomorrow's adventures. You can book a room by calling +79236797888.