Visible at any time of the day and illuminated at night Fedorovsky Embankment offers a complete view of the oldest part of Nizhny Novgorod, which makes it the best spot for taking photographs.
Close to Kremlin and Volga, river Bolshaia Pokrovskaia Street represents the main pedestrian street of Nizhny Novgorod. It offers many restaurants, bars, different monuments and souvenir shops.
You better reserve couple of hours for your visit since the fortress has much to offer. Namely a WW2 exhibition, an orthodox church, art museum and a beautiful panorama of Oka and Volga junction.
Easy to reach from anywhere in the old city and definitely a must see for all the ballet and opera fans. Tickets are sold at the box office everyday from 9am to 5pm, including weekends.
This venue hosts all the big events and festivals that take place in the city. It gets particularly beautiful when lit up at night.
Unlike ŠKODA, Gorky Automobile Plant (GAZ) has focused on utility vehicles such as trucks and buses. The exposition maps history of this industrial legend from its beginnings in 1932 to present.
Saint Alexander-Nevsky Cathedral with its 80 meters is the highest sacral building in Nizhny Novgorod. It was built in memory of the Emperor Alexander II., who visited the city.
