Памятник Александру II

The monument to Alexander II in Sursky District presents a full-length bronze figure of the emperor positioned on a granite pedestal. The work combines the standing figure with inscriptions and decorative elements that create a layered composition.

The monument was designed by architect Robert Marfeld and unveiled in 1898 to commemorate Alexander II and his 1861 emancipation edict. It was created during a period when Russia built memorials to mark major historical turning points.

The monument reflects the artistic traditions of late 19th-century Russian sculpture and shows how Alexander II was remembered in local memory culture. The bronze figure and granite base represent how important figures were honored in this period.

The monument is located at coordinates 54.434501, 46.839015 and can be reached via the main road network of Sursky District. Visitors should expect conditions typical of an outdoor memorial exposed to all seasons throughout the year.

This monument survived the Soviet period and remained intact in its original form, while many similar memorials were destroyed or altered. It stands as a rare testament to how Russia handled its imperial history after the Revolution.