A chic and friendly new addition to the city's eating options, Marusya is part contemporary riff on traditional Russian folk aesthetics and part acid trip with its vibrant and playful decor. Quality Russian staples are served cafeteria style until 4pm, after which it's table service only, transforming the space into something more refined and classy.
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This extraordinary new addition to Yuzhno-Sakhalinsk's otherwise ho-hum architectural ensemble is a staggeringly impressive golden-domed cathedral, which…
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Museum of Sakhalin Island: A Book by AP Chekhov
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Based on Chekhov’s seminal account of his few months working as a doctor on Sakhalin in the 1890s, this museum provides insight not only into life on…
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The pagoda-roofed Sakhalin Regional Museum has a strong exhibit (sadly in Russian only) exploring the Japanese/Soviet overlap of the city’s history,…
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This museum has a modest permanent collection of pre-Soviet Russian oil paintings and Korean and Japanese textiles upstairs, and changing exhibits…
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This attractive statue of Anton Chekhov, whose visit to Sakhalin in the late 19th century put the little-known penal colony on the map, shows the great…
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This large park is full of rides and amusements, but there are some very pleasant parts for strolling away from the crowds, and even an attractive…
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This looming statue of the revolutionary leader still stands in pride of place in front of the train station.
Nearby Sakhalin Island attractions
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This looming statue of the revolutionary leader still stands in pride of place in front of the train station.
2. Museum of Sakhalin Island: A Book by AP Chekhov
0.49 MILES
Based on Chekhov’s seminal account of his few months working as a doctor on Sakhalin in the 1890s, this museum provides insight not only into life on…
0.51 MILES
This museum has a modest permanent collection of pre-Soviet Russian oil paintings and Korean and Japanese textiles upstairs, and changing exhibits…
0.54 MILES
This attractive statue of Anton Chekhov, whose visit to Sakhalin in the late 19th century put the little-known penal colony on the map, shows the great…
0.7 MILES
The pagoda-roofed Sakhalin Regional Museum has a strong exhibit (sadly in Russian only) exploring the Japanese/Soviet overlap of the city’s history,…
1.05 MILES
This large park is full of rides and amusements, but there are some very pleasant parts for strolling away from the crowds, and even an attractive…
1.38 MILES
This extraordinary new addition to Yuzhno-Sakhalinsk's otherwise ho-hum architectural ensemble is a staggeringly impressive golden-domed cathedral, which…