Votkinsk
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Tourist attractions
Monument to Soldiers Who Died of Wounds in City Hospitals in 1941-1945 (4 min)
Monument marks the burial site of WWII soldiers evacuated for treatment who died in city hospitals.
Sarapul Zemstvo Pharmacy, second half of the 19th century (8 min)
Historic pharmacy building from the second half of the 19th century in Votkinsk.
Obelisk of Glory (14 min)
17-meter monument commemorates 25th WWII victory anniversary, made from durable materials with a time capsule.
Obelisk to the Heroes Fallen in the Struggle for Soviet Power (1.4 km)
White obelisk commemorating those who died fighting for the Soviet cause, featuring a bronze relief of a worker, peasant, and Red Army soldier.
Vladimir Vysotsky Memorial (1.4 km)
Memorial honoring Vladimir Vysotsky, noted Russian singer-songwriter and actor.
Payphone (1.4 km)
Historic payphone recognized as a local attraction.
Anchor Monument (1.7 km)
Metal anchor monument symbolizes craftsmanship and labor glory of the Votkinsk plant, installed in 1959.
Police Booth (1.9 km)
Historic police booth recognized as a local point of interest.
Milestone Post (1.9 km)
Milestone indicates distances to cities in the 'Tchaikovsky City Galaxy' cluster, including Votkinsk and others.
Monument to P.I. Tchaikovsky (2 km)
Statue depicts P.I. Tchaikovsky seated on a bench atop a three-meter pedestal with a name plaque.