Top Things to do in Kola Peninsula
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Discover the best top things to do in Kola Peninsula, Russia including Regional Puppet Theater, Museum and Exhibition Center Apatite, Enotopolis, St. Nicholas Church, Lenin Nuclear Icebreaker, Regional Museum of Local Lore, Murmansk State Science Library, Teriberka, Murmansk Oceanarium, Murmansk Regional Philharmonic.
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1. Regional Puppet Theater
2. Museum and Exhibition Center Apatite
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5.0 based on 184 reviews
3. Enotopolis
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5.0 based on 12 reviews
If you want to get rid of all your negative emotions and have some fun, you should pay a visit to Enotopolis. It is a homeplace of striped healers that are looking forward to seeing you! Masked bandits will reach into your pockets searching for goodies, and be sure you will become friends.
4. St. Nicholas Church
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4.5 based on 18 reviews
Despite past threats to its very existence, this cathedral, named for the patron saint of sailors, is now an important religious administrative center.
5. Lenin Nuclear Icebreaker
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4.5 based on 618 reviews
Reviewed By shmeva44 - Moscow, Russia
You have to visit this former nuclear icebreaker on a russian tour. Since we didn't understand any of what was being said we just took photos and looked up information online later. The tour moves quite quickly, so we didn't have time to read the English information on the walls.
6. Regional Museum of Local Lore
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4.5 based on 127 reviews
Reviewed By alexey2612 - Moscow, Russia
It is worth the visit. I came here on a sleepy Wednesday afternoon. There were no crowds of schoolkids or tourists. So I wandered around its halls taking my time at looking at the exhibits or reading explanations.
7. Murmansk State Science Library
8. Teriberka
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4.5 based on 13 reviews
Teriberka is an amazing place in the Northern part of the Kola Peninsula. Here you can see firsthand the unfrozen shore of the Arctic ocean, snow-covered endless expanses of the Arctic tundra, a sandy beach in the middle of snowdrifts and the polar sun, as if melting before your eyes... And yet — the ruins and traces of the Soviet and tsarist era. The North knows
