Ice-Breaker "Angara" Museum

An interesting museum in a great city. Look past the fact that this isn’t the richest museum and it isn’t the richest city and you’ll find a ship with a very interesting history presented in an interesting way. For the minimal fee you’ll see the engine room and a collection of black and white photos from the ship’s heyday, as well as the dark years before it was floated again and restored. Oh, and a very entertaining dubbed video replete with low budget re-enactments. In summer there’s a great coffee shop next door, and a waterski park. The views of the damn and the city skyline are great all year.

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A historical place with icebreaker who traveled a century ago on the ice of the lake Baikal. Now there is a museum on board. Worth visiting. There are a lot of caffe and bars in this area now

Really cool to see interior of the ship, you can basically explore all the machines. There is also a 7 minutes video that talks about ship history. Everythin is in Russian, but stuff is nice and kind.

Ice-breaker is good, but museum could be organized better ;). Anyway, 150 rub is nothing for that fun and historical engineering experience. I recommend it for a visit.