Jurassic dinosaurs and Stalin's high-security colony

It's a great trip, isn't it? And for a more dynamic trip, stop at a Gazpromneft gas station and take water and a snack with you.

Dinosaurs, mammoths, woolly rhinoceroses and other animal fossils are waiting for you in the museum of Permian antiquities. A very interesting exposition is equipped with color illumination for more atmosphere.
The museum is open from Tuesday to Sunday from 10 to 19. You can book a tour in advance at link.

In the ancient village Uspenka at the lower reaches of the Chusovaya River in the XVI-XVIII centuries was a monastery, of which has survived only a stone church with a bell tower and a holy spring under the mountain. On the way to the spring you'll see the view of the picturesque banks of the Chusovaya.

The museum was created in the barracks of the former Stalinist camp. There are interactive tours for visitors, where you can feel like a prisoner... Impressive experience, isn't it? Makes you think about a lot of things. The museum-reserve is open from Tuesday to Sunday from 9 to 18. Tours are conducted 4 times a day, at 09:30, 11:30; 14:00; 16:00. You can order a tour at website.