Pobedy Square is laid out in the form of a circle, connecting three main streets of the city: Kirov Street, Stepan Razin Street and Marshal Zhukov Street. The project was designed by two architects, P. Perminov and E. Kireev.
The pedestrian zone in the center of the roundabout is decorated with colorful flower beds and lawns; paved alleys and pathways are illuminated by cast iron streetlights. At night, the square lights up with numerous string lights and spotlights.
The centerpiece of the ensemble is the monument of a woman holding the first artificial satellite of the Earth in her left hand and a silver ribbon, symbolizing the Oka river, in her right hand. This monument was erected in celebration of the 25th anniversary of Kaluga being liberated from the Nazi occupation during the Great Patriotic War. The Sputnik satellite in her hand is a symbol of peaceful space exploration that has always been synonymous with Kaluga. It is surrounded by a beautiful fountain, which is also illuminated at night.
In front of the fountain there is another monument – an equestrian statue of Marshal Georgy Zhukov, a hero of the Great Patriotic War, who was born in Kaluga Region. This statue was a gift to the people of Kaluga from the Ministry of Defense on the occasion of the 70th anniversary of the Great Victory. The statue is placed right behind the eternal light – another important symbol of the Victory.
Address: Pobedy Square

This one-of-a-kind monument to the Russian inventor Konstantin Tsiolkovsky was installed in 2011 in Kaluga. Tsiolkovsky was very fond of cycling: he used his bicycle from early spring till the first snow.
Address: 5 Teatralnaya str.

This monument to Soviet cosmonaut Yuri Gagarin was erected in 2011 opposite the Tsiolkovsky Museum of the History of Cosmonautics.
Address: 2 Akademik Korolev Str.

The sculptural composition was installed in 2014 on Kirov Street. The policeman is dressed in pre-revolutionary uniform of the early 20th century to commemorate this period of the city’s history. According to a local legend, if you rub the dog's nose and make a wish, it will definitely come true.
Address: The intersection of Kirov and Lenin streets, opposite the Centralniy Cinema

This composition by sculptor Alexey Leonov was installed on the eve of the 50th anniversary of the first manned flight into space.
Address: 33 Tsiolkovsky str.

One of the first monuments of Kaluga, this monument to the Russian inventor Konstantin Tsiolkovsky was constructed on Mira Square in 1957.
Address: Mira Square

The monument to the Veteran of the Great Patriotic War was installed in Kaluga on Kirov Street in 2011. It depicts a real person – a Great Patriotic War veteran, Pyotr Filippenkov. He joined the military at the age of 18 and served in the tank forces the entire war. When the news about the Victory broke out, his regiment was stationed in Vienna.
Address: 61 Kirov Street

This monument was opened in 1977 in honor of the 600th anniversary of the city. The main column of the composition holds a stylized bust of Yury Gagarin, and the copper plated sphere below represents the globe. At night, the monument is beautifully lit up by colored spotlights and the whole surface of the globe is used to project images.
It is located on Gagarin Street near the bridge over the Oka river.

Gogol was a frequent visitor to Kaluga and a good friend of the local governor’s wife, Alexandra Smirnova-Rosset. One of his most famous novels, “Dead Souls”, was written here. The monument was placed not far away from the Museum of the History of Cosmonautics in 2014 – in the past, the governor’s house had been located there.
Address: 1 Akademik Korolev str.

Konstantin Tsiolkovsky was buried in his favorite park that was later named after him. In 1936, an obelisk in his memory was erected on his grave.
Address: 1 Akademik Korolev str.

The monument to the Grand Duke of Moscow was installed on the Stariy Torg Square in front of the regional administration building in 2017.
Address: Vorobyevskaya str., 1

A monument to one of the most controversial characters in Russian history - Sophia Perovskaya, who was one of the leaders of Narodnaya Volya revolutionary organization and the organizer of Alexander the Second's assassination.
Address: 17 Voskresenskaya str.