Kandalaksha
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Tourist attractions
To the Defenders of the Arctic (3 min)
A memorial featuring a T-34-85 tank honoring Soviet heroes defending the Arctic region.
Kandalaksha History Museum (3 min)
Museum showcasing the historical development and cultural heritage of Kandalaksha.
Feodorit Kolskiy (3 min)
Memorial honoring Feodorit Kolskiy, creator of Sami written language and translator of liturgical texts.
Grigory the Seal (5 min)
Memorial dedicated to Grigory the Seal, a symbol of local natural heritage.
Locomotive СО17-2874 (1.1 km)
Historic steam locomotive СО17-2874 displayed as a tourist attraction in Kandalaksha.
Peter and Fevronia (1.3 km)
Monument dedicated to Saints Peter and Fevronia, symbolizing faithfulness and love, unveiled in 2022.
Church of John the Baptist (1.6 km)
Russian Orthodox church built between 2000 and 2005, serving the local Christian community.
VL19-40 (1.9 km)
The VL19-40 is a historic electric locomotive displayed as a railway attraction in Kandalaksha.
VL23-440 (1.9 km)
VL23-440 is an electric locomotive that was part of the 2VL23-62 tandem, exhibited as a railway attraction.
Er792-06 (1.9 km)
The Er792-06 is a historic steam locomotive displayed as a railway attraction.