Sights of Sterlitamak

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Zemstvo government building
The building is a city building of
the pre-revolutionary period.
After the Revolution, it was first
occupied by the House of
Political Education, and then by
the House of Labor. Today, the
Social Security Administration is
located within its walls. The
building of the Zemstvo Council
is famous for its stucco molding,
sandriks and mascarons.

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Sterlitamak Shihan
Shihan, over 230 million years old,
are high hills whose shape is
conical. The highest shihan is the
402-meter shihan Tratau. At its
foot are the ruins of a women's
prison. The largest in area is the
357-meter shihan Kushtau. A ski
slope opens here in winter. And
the farthest of the Shihan is
Yuraktau. It is famous for its
springs. Near it lies Lake Moksha.
Shihan are of interest to
paragliders and for lovers of
geology (tourists will be able to see
the fossilized marine inhabitants).

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Nur al-Iman Mosque
The cathedral mosque was opened
in 2007. 700-800 believers can be
accommodated there. The main
dome of the mosque is surrounded
by 4 green minarets. They are
observation platforms. Everything
inside the mosque is ascetic, and
Uzbek carpets are on the floor. In
the main hall they pray,
celebrations and other events are
held. It is located on the 1st floor.
On the ground floor there is a
female room, and on the 2nd floor
there is a male room.

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Tatiana Church
The temple was founded in 1897,
after which it was closed several
times, but in 1992 it was again
returned to believers. Since
2002, the church has been a
courtyard of the Mother of GodTabyn Monastery. The church is
a repository of icons with the
relics of Tatiana, Theodore of
Sanaksar, Moses, the Hermit of
Barbara Skvorchikhinsky,
Archimandrite of Ufa.

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Victory Park
Victory Park is located in the
center of Sterlitamak. Several
objects on its territory deserve
attention:
Samples of military equipment
from the Second World War, in
particular, the T-34 tank and 45mm gun; Monument to soldiersinternationalists; Monument to
the unknown soldier and the
Eternal Flame next to him; Tree of
love and desires; Bench of lovers.
Every year, the park becomes the
venue for events dedicated to the
Second World War.

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Park of Culture and Rest Yuri Gagarin
The park is equipped with
trampolines ("Dragon", "Mickey",
"Treasure Island", etc.), family
("Journey through the Ancient
World", Ferris Wheel, Autodrom,
5D-cinema, "Safari", etc.), children
(" The Sun ”,“ Bell ”,“ Cosmos ”, etc.)
and extreme (“ Centrifuge ”,“ UFO
”,“ Astronaut ”, etc.) attractions.
There is also a Galaxy Pavilion for
entertainment devices. On
Wednesdays, the park is the venue
for retro parties, and on weekends
- cultural and entertainment
events and children's master
classes.

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Russian Drama Theater
The theater was founded in
1946. Over more than 70 years of
work, more than 600
performances based on the
works of Shakespeare, Chekhov,
Ostrovsky, Balzac, Bulgakov and
other classics have been staged
on its stage. The theater’s
repertoire includes Ruslan and
Lyudmila, Undergrowth,
Macbeth, Zoykin’s Apartment,
and other performances.