The Irtysh Region: Where to Go for a Perfect Weekend
Muzeynaya Street opened its doors to new horizons at the “Lyubinsky.Travel” showcase. Eighteen municipal districts of the Omsk Region, cultural venues, and local tour operators gathered to share their best weekend itineraries and highlight the summer festival lineup — from the bustling city to the quiet countryside and back.
Regional Highlights
Muzeynaya Street, always well‑kept, looks especially festive today
The central photo area is dedicated to domestic tourism
Distant and nearby villages and small towns are doing their best to attract attention
Bolsherechye is well known among travel enthusiasts
Skilled craftsmen work here…
…and folk festivals are celebrated with great flair several times a year
A fair is no reason to stop working — especially when the workshop equipment is right at hand
To see more, be sure to visit the “Ancient Siberia” open‑air museum
The Bolsherechensky Zoo needs no advertising — but it’s still featured at the exhibition!
You can taste honey at the market stalls
Residents of the Azovsky District are ready to share the secrets of German cuisine
Refreshing drinks help beat the heat
Variety is the key feature of this exhibition project
The Poltavsky District shows how guests are welcomed at the salty Lake Ebeyty
Kalachinsk proudly presents its new park and invites everyone to the Kalach Bread Festival
The northern town of Tara will host a major music festival soon
The fairy‑tale museum “Vasin Khutor” is always ready to prove that magic exists
The Cossack Culture Center from the Maryanovsky District is looking for like‑minded people
In Lyubinsky, they’ve recreated scenes from the life of Emperor Nicholas II and his family
This is something worth seeing in full, with your own eyes
And the circle dance is a mini‑rehearsal for the June Great Siberian Round Dances
The Gorkovsky District hosts the “Petropavlovsk Meetings in Serebryanoye”
This is an inter‑district folk art festival that preserves Russian traditions
The region’s culture is unique and deserves the closest attention
Ideas of Omsk City
The “Servicemen of Siberia” Club shares details about its performances and guided tours
The newly revitalized Omsk Fortress is turning into a true historical park
Here, you can literally touch our heroic past
“Lyubinsky.Travel” has plenty of surprises in store for young visitors
At one stand, kids can color in an entire cityscape
At another, they can assemble a themed puzzle featuring the inhabitants of the Gerbert Genze Arboretum
Vibrant installations greet guests everywhere
Some announce upcoming events, others reflect the exhibition’s theme
For example, this year’s “SymphoPark” will take the form of an orchestra battle!
Concert Program
The stage on Muzeynaya Street stays busy: the a cappella ensemble “Project P” kicked things off
The baton passed to Anastasia Yaneeva and other artists from the “Siberian” Regional Cultural Center
Despite the heat, their heartfelt songs are the kind you want to keep listening to
The “Jazz Moment” duo knows exactly how to get the crowd going
It’s not every day you get to dance right on the city’s main street!
Ready to add some more energy to the day?
The duo’s repertoire is a real hit with the audience
Their soulful vocals send shivers down your spine
Thanks to the musicians — and to the exhibition itself!
