The museum has a rich collection starting from the icons of the late 17th-early 19th centuries to the works of contemporary artists. You can appreciate the elaborate art style and take a peek into the artistic heritage of Mordovia Republic.
This beautiful theater is the first dramatic theater of Mordovia, named after the famous Russian actor Ivan Yaushev. You can learn about the history of the theater and enjoy the stunning Opera and Ballet performances.
After the show, relish the local delicacies at Gurman Restaurant which is famous for its authentic Russian cuisine. The restaurant offers a cozy atmosphere overlooking the city and a delectable range of dishes that can be enjoyed by both vegetarians and non-vegetarians.
Sobornaya square is a beautiful public space surrounded by some of the city's significant buildings. It features charming streets, fountains, sculptures, and a view of the city's central street - Revolution Street.
The final destination of your trip is the National Museum of Mordovia Republic. You can delve into the history, culture, and traditions of the Mordovian people and learn about the region's archeology, history, ethnography, and nature.
If you have more time, consider visiting some other places like the Saransk Botanical Garden, Cathedral of Saint Theodore Ushakov, or The Museum of Penza Railway Workers. If you have less time, you can visit either the Mordovia Republic Fine Arts Museum or the National Museum of Mordovia Republic to get a glimpse of the region's beautiful art and culture.