Marvel at the impressive architecture of the iconic Murmansk Regional Drama Theater, take a guided tour, and catch a show.
Explore the vast marine life, watch the daily dolphin and seal show or the feeding of the walruses at the Murmansk Oceanarium.
Visit the towering statue of Soviet Soldier Alyosha, gaze at the panoramic view of Murmansk city from the hilltop, and learn about the history of WWII at Alyosha Memorial Complex.
Discover the cultural heritage and natural history of Murmansk and the Arctic region at the Murmansk Museum of Local Lore.
Admire the stunning collection of paintings, sculptures, and graphic art by prominent Russian artists at Murmansk Regional Art Museum.
Visit the fascinating Church of the Savior on Waters, a unique floating church that combines traditional Russian and modern architectural styles.
Explore the extensive collection of ships, submarines, aircraft, and weapons at the Northern Fleet Museum, one of the largest military museums in Russia.
If you have more time, consider adding the Murmansk State Technical University Museum of Arctic Technology, the Lenin Icebreaker Museum, and the Murmansk Polar Aquarium. For shorter trips, you can skip some of the museums or the Church of the Savior on Waters to focus on the outdoor attractions. You can save money by purchasing the Murmansk Pass, which provides free access or discounts to several museums, attractions, and restaurants. Make sure to check the opening and closing times and plan your route accordingly.