Ձերժինսկու անվան մշակույթի տուն

The six-story cylindrical building features open galleries and a 600-seat auditorium positioned at a 45-degree angle to the street directions.

The House of Culture, constructed between 1930 and 1932, served as a venue for evacuated theater companies, including the Bolshoi Theatre during World War II.

The cultural center maintains a professional jazz orchestra and hosts regular performances, concerts, and community gatherings in its main auditorium throughout the year.

Located at the intersection of Pionerskaya and Stepan Razin streets, the building now functions as the Cultural Center of the Main Department of Internal Affairs.

The interior originally contained wood, granite, and marble finishes, while the exterior represents the constructivist architectural movement of early Soviet Russia.

Location: Samara

Inception: 1932

Architects: Nikolay Telitsyn

GPS coordinates: 53.18366,50.08338

Latest update: March 10, 2025 16:02