Built at the end XVIII century, this bridge is the first stone viaduct in Russia, it crosses over the Berezuisky ravine, the natural line of defense of ancient Kaluga. In the past, the Kaluga Kremlin was located on the high bank of the Oka river, so the ravine with its small stream of the same name made it difficult to attack the Kremlin from the northwest. The length of the Stone Bridge is about 160 meters, its height is about 20 meters and its width is 14 meters.
Address: Pushkin Street in the direction of the Stariy Torg Square.

This artchitectural ensemble is quite typical for provincial Russian cities - in the past, it served as the city market of Kaluga. Gostiniy Dvor was built in the late XVIII-early XIX centuries, the author of the project was a local architect Pyotr Nikitin. Recently, the complex was renovated and restaurants, souvenir tents and the information center of the Ugra National Park were opened on its territory
Address: 126 Lenin Street

This building was built in 1893 as the headquarters of the Syzran-Vyazemskaya Railway. It served its original purpose until the late 1950s. Since 1959, the Kaluga Research Institute of Telemechanical Devices has been located there.
This building is quite famous among Kaluzhans as a place for photo shoots because of its beautiful exterior and the picturesque park nearby.
Address: Karl Marx str., 4

This house was built at the beginning of the XX century on Voskresenskaya Street, populated almost entirely by rich merchants of the time. Architects N. Novouspensky and H. Shevyakov took on the project. Despite the need for practicality, this beautiful Art Nouveau mansion was decorated with elaborate French Renaissance stucco and its walls were made of granite concrete.
But the intended owner of the house is still unknown, as Terenin did not build it for himself. There are two main versions: either it was for his son Mikhail Nikolaevich, who was supposed to receive the house as a wedding gift, or it was intended to become the merchant's daughter Lyuba’s dowry. Either way, the house did not find its original owner – Mikhail Nikolaevich died on the battlefield during the First World War and soon Lyuba met her untimely end as well. An employee of the Museum of Local Lore M. Kislitsyn writes about this in his article, citing as proof the memories of Terenin’s great-granddaughter.
As a result, a sewing workshop, a clockmaker’s, confectionary store “Boleslav” and many other endeavors used Terenin’s house over the years. After the revolution, the government seized the house and placed the city Committee of the Party and Komsomol headquarters there. In the 1990s, the mansion became home to the local Registry office, which was later renamed Kaluga Palace of Celebrations. In 2013 the building, as an object of cultural heritage of federal significance, was renovated.
Address: Starichkov lane, 2

The park is located on the high bank of the Oka River, the site of the Kaluga Kremlin and a defensive fortress that existed here since the XVI century. The Holy Trinity Cathedral is located in the center of the park, the buildings of different public offices are on the periphery. There are also two monuments – one of Kuksha Pechersky and another of Saint and Blessed Lawrence; two fountains and green figures of bears and moose. The south-western part of the park has a beautiful view over the bold edge of the hill and the Oka river.
Address: Old Torg square, 4A Park

The park, adjacent to the State Museum of the History of Cosmonautics named after K. Tsiolkovsky, greets visitors with his quote "The Earth is the cradle of humanity, but mankind cannot stay in the cradle forever". In the center of the park there is an obelisk - Tsiolkovsky was buried there. There is also a monument to Nikolai Gogol, who visited Kaluga frequently.
Address: Akademik Korolev str., 2

Voskresenskaya street is rich luxurious architecture of the XVIII-XIX centuries. Such films as "I'm looking for my destiny" (1974), "Other People's Letters" (1975), "White Bim, Black Ear" (1977) and many others were shot here. The street has a deep history with both Konstantin Tsiolkovsky and writer Boris Zaitsev.

After extensive reconstruction, Teatralnaya Street has really become the Arbat of Kaluga. It is one of the few streets that steel preserve the historical look of the city, but, at the same time, it manages to look modern and lively with its glass storefronts, ornate streetlights and ever present open-air art exhibitions.
In 2009, a new monument appeared on the pedestrian part of Teatralnaya Street. It was the “Zero Kilomiter” – a cast iron sign, embedded into the specially recreated historical pavement of the XIX.
Two years later, a statue of K. Tsiolkovsky was added to the ensemble of Teatralnaya Street. Here he is depicted with his favorite bicycle that he often used to get around the city. The composition was named “Dreams of the Sky” – Tsiolkovsky really looks somewhere up high, over the heads of pedestrians strolling along the "Kaluga Arbat"
Adress: Kaluga, Teatralnaya Street (goes from Teatralnaya Square to Stary Torg Square).

The Memorial Historical, Architectural and Natural Museum-Reserve "Polotnyany Zavod" was opened on June 4, 1999, to mark the 200th anniversary of the birth of the great Russian poet Alexander Pushkin. The museum's exposition is located on the second front floor of the three-story Goncharov house and has 13 exposition halls. On the first floor there is a local library, on the third - a children's art school named after N. Goncharova. A lot of interesting events and celebrations are held here on weekends and holidays.
Address: Trudovaya str., 1a, village Polotnyany Zavod
A website with opening hours and information: http://pzapovednik.ru/

"Vihlandiya" Private Park offers you a chance to get acquainted with numerous fairy-tale characters, all of which are made of artistically formed and colored concrete. The variety of styles and motifs will leave a lasting positive impression. Mysterious paths leading to adventures, fairy-tale houses and gazebos, fraught with mystery and magic, await!
Each year since 2013 the park gets new sculptures, able to surprise even those, who had been here before,
You can find a Fairy-Tale Treehouse, a House on a Beanstalk, a House of Broken Ships, a Techno Garage and several gazebos which you can enter, and many other wonderful art compositions!
Address: Kozelsk, Staraya Kazachya str., 1
Website: http://home-skazka.ru/