Secrets of Barabinsk - "the heart of Transsib"

Allow yourself a good night's rest and a good night's sleep. After breakfast, hurry to the lakeshore for a jet ski or catamaran ride, volleyball on the beach, or just lounging on a sun lounger. Sounds great, doesn't it?

In the afternoon keep to Barabinsk - the city that emerged around the Trans-Siberian railway station. You can get acquainted with the history and culture of the city at the local museum. Here to you both reconstruction of a peasant izba, and works of national handicraftsmen, and all-all about trains. The museum's curators not only look after the exhibits, but also carefully recreate the history.

Linger for a while at the square with the monuments dedicated to the Second World War. This is an important place for the people of Barabinsk: more than 11 thousand local residents went to the front, but, unfortunately, about 5 thousand of them didn't return from the battlefield.

The Baraba depot is already 125 years old. It is one of the most technically equipped locomotive farms in Russia. During the war, military units were transferred to the west through Barabinsk, and evacuated plants and factories went to the east.
Barabinsk mechanics have completed 90 Czechoslovak electric locomotives, which unexpectedly did not go along the Moscow railway. One of the first "Czechs", which was used along the Siberian roads for 40 years, became a monument, which can be found behind the station building.

For dinner, head to Café Barbaris for some of the city's best pasta, pizza and other popular dishes.

What to do in the evening in Barabinsk? You can go to the cinema (but the choice of films is small), visit the local cultural centre, just take a walk along the city streets. However, the best option is to go to a hotel and get a good night's sleep before tomorrow. You can book Hotel Noi by phone.
Phone: +7 (913) 904-39-00