Exhibition 'Mysteries of the Old Steamship'

About exhibition

The vessel 'Saint Nicholas' belonged to the well-known Siberian industrialist A. M. Sibiryakov. The ship's hull was built in 1886 in Tyumen. The steamer had an engine power of 140 horsepower and could carry between 150 and 200 passengers. It was on this vessel that, on July 1, 1891, while returning from a trip to the East, the Tsesarevich N. A. Romanov — the future last Emperor of Russia, Nicholas II — made a short voyage, and on April 30, 1897, V. I. Lenin and his associates G. M. Krzhizhanovsky and V. V. Starkov set off on this steamer to Minusinsk en route to their place of exile. The admission ticket allows you to view all exhibitions presenting the technical layout of the steamer, the first- and third-class cabins, and the galley, as well as to visit temporary exhibitions in effect at the time of your visit. Guided tours are not included in the ticket price. Contact phone: +7 (3912) 65-34-84.