The Kungurskaya Ice Cave is one of the most famous and popular tourist attractions in the Urals. It is one of the main "visiting cards" of our region. No other Russian cave has such a rich history and is not as well known as the Kungurskaya Cave. An exciting excursion awaits you, where you can see grottos, unusual lakes, stalactites and stalagmites.

The unique Usva stone pillars on the Usva River, stretching several kilometres in length and reaching a height of 120 metres, are rightfully considered one of the favourite and appealing places for tourists in the Perm Territory.
The Usva Pillars are a huge stone massif on the right bank of the Usva River, built of limestone. There are imprints of ancient corals, brachiopods, and other fossils on the stones, which remind of the splashing sea many millions of years ago.

Stone Town is one of the main natural attractions of the Perm Region. Another name for these rocks is Chertovo Gorodishche. The locals usually refer to them as the Turtles.
Kamenny Gorodishche is famous for its bizarre rock outcrops, for which the place got its name. The rocks consist of fine-grained quartz sandstone. The rock massif is broken through by numerous deep cracks (up to 8-12 metres long). The width of the cracks varies from 1 to 8 metres. Because of this, the outlines of the rocks and cracks in them are very reminiscent of the houses and streets of an old, abandoned city.

The Belogorsk Nikolayevsky Monastery is a male monastery in the Perm Diocese of the Russian Orthodox Church on Belaya Gora in the Perm Territory. The monastery was named after Mount Belaya, because the snow does not melt for a long time and covers the peak with a white cap until summer. The white mountain is beautiful. When you stand on the top, you can see under your feet an ocean of forest, stretching for 100 kilometres. All vanities and trifles disappear in the immense open space, doubts and worries leave you. The mountain has been called a place of strength.

 The Museum of Permian Antiquities is one of the most interesting palaeontological museums in the Urals. It opened its doors in 2011, but has already gained a reputation as the most "ancient museum of the region". And it is not by chance. The collection collected during many years, represents the complete narration about life of our ground in times of the deep antiquity. The main exhibits of the Museum of Permian Antiquities show the inhabitants of the so-called "Permian period" - a time when dinosaurs had not yet appeared and there were already living creatures on earth.

  The Perm Art Gallery is a cultural jewel in the Perm Territory, opening up the world of beauty to visitors. From a small collection of paintings and decorative items, the Perm Art Gallery is one of the most visited and interesting art galleries in the Urals. A large collection of Russian paintings of the XVIII - XX century, a collection of icons of the XVII-XIX century (including the Stroganov School), a collection of European paintings of the XVII-XIX centuries, a unique collection of wooden sculpture - all this makes the collection of the Perm Art Gallery unique and inimitable.

The museum was founded in 2009 and originally occupied the former river station building. A unique feature of the museum's collection is that the exhibition covers non-standard materials for creativity: scotch tape, sand, cardboard and wire. The museum is also a popular art space where young talents can express themselves.

The Motovilikhinskie Zavody Museum, also known as the Museum of the Perm Artillery, tells not only about the development of cannon manufacture in Perm, but also shows the development of the plant as an integral part of the city. The Motovilikha Plant, founded as a copper-smelting plant, became a cannon plant in the 60s of the 19th century. Over time it became one of the largest cannon factories in Russia. The Motovilikhinskiy Zavod has a rich history, as it is one of the oldest enterprises in the Urals. The appearance of the Museum of Perm Artillery is a tribute to all those who took part in the creation and manufacture of the Perm cannons - a reminder that "We are peaceful people, but our armoured train stands in reserve".