Discover Russia with AMAKS — Belgorod

The embankment of the Veselka River and the Berega Park

The embankment of the Veselka River is a kind of Belgorod art object. It encircles almost the entire river. Floristics and landscape design, combined with the flight of thought of the architects, turned the embankment into a huge creative open-air space. Here you can walk all day, admiring the architectural and creative locations, listen to musical groups, visit the cinema on the pantone stage. Citizens and visitors of the city love to come here to relax in the fresh air and spend time surrounded by the beautiful.

Power line support in the form of the coat of arms of Belgorod

In July 2019, on the eve of the City Day, an unusual power transmission pole was installed on the bank of the Veselka River. The design follows the shape of the coat of arms of Belgorod – a golden lion standing on its hind legs and a silver eagle hovering over it. This is the world's first functional support made in the form of a heraldic symbol. The design has entered the Book of Records. The coat of arms of Belgorod is based on the banner emblem of the Belgorod Infantry regiment, which showed valor in the Battle of Poltava. The coat of arms weighs 25 tons, is 30 m high, and 15 m wide. Address: Belgorod, bank of the river. Good luck

Monument to Prince Vladimir

The largest monument to Prince Vladimir in Russia stands on the mountainside and adorns the panorama of the city. Its height is 22.5 meters. Equal-to-the-Apostles Holy Prince Vladimir is considered the founder of Belgorod. The monument dedicated to the baptist of Russia appeared in 1998. It was built by the sculptor Vyacheslav Klykov with private donations. The monument is decorated with filigree high reliefs arranged in two tiers. A magnificent view of the unique monument of art opens from the windows of the AMAKS Congress Hotel. Address: Belgorod, Vatutina ave.

Museum-diorama "The Battle of Kursk. Belgorod direction"

The main military museum of Russia, a center of attraction for connoisseurs and lovers of military history. The heart of the museum is the largest Fire Arc diorama in Europe, a giant canvas (1005 square meters) illustrating the decisive battle on the Kursk Bulge in July 1943. There are more than 14,000 unique, authentic exhibits in two halls of the museum. Documentaries and nonfiction films are shown in the cinema hall. The museum exposition continues in the open area, where military equipment of the Second World War is presented. Address: Belgorod, Popova str., 2.