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130 Kvartal
Bedste tid at besøge
Late afternoon toward maghrib when the sun starts to get low, golden light shines on the wooden carvings and the atmosphere is at its most photogenic.
Budgettips
Entrance ticket is around 300 rubles per person. If you come with a group of more than 5 people, there is a 15% group discount. There are no free days, but Wednesday is usually quieter.
Anbefalet til
History and architecture lovers, Photographers, Travelers looking for handmade souvenir crafts, Families with teenage children
Planlæg dit besøg
1-2 hours
Om
Hurtige fakta: Bygget til minde om 130-året for den transsibiriske jernbanes færdsel, fremviser komplekset autentisk sibirisk træarkitektur fra det 19. århundrede. Hver bygning her er flyttet fra forskellige egne af Irkutsk-regionen og håndrestaureret.
Højdepunkter: I et af hjørnerne står et lille hus, der engang var hjem for polske politiske eksil, som blev forvist til Sibirien i det 19. århundrede. Dets vægge bærer stadig deres håndskrevne kradserier på polsk, så du kan mærke den lidelse og det håb, der er efterladt bag træpanelerne.
Insidertips
- Try visiting the blacksmith workshop at the back; the craftsman sometimes lets visitors try hammering hot iron.
- Bring a wide-angle lens camera to capture the intricate and beautiful details of the window carvings.
- Avoid weekends between 12-2 PM because bus tour groups usually crowd this area.
- In winter, wear anti-slip shoes because the wooden walkways can be very slippery with a thin layer of ice covering them.
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