Railway Workers' Palace of Culture

The Railway Workers' Palace of Culture is a cultural center in Novosibirsk with performance halls, art studios, and exhibition spaces across multiple floors of a Soviet-era building. The structure contains dedicated rooms for theatrical productions, music performances, dance shows, and art displays.

The Palace opened on October 26, 1977, and quickly became a central meeting place for the railway workers' community in Novosibirsk. It was built to provide a dedicated space where workers and their families could gather for cultural activities.

The building hosts performances, concerts, and art shows that bring together railway workers and their families in the community. Visitors can see both professional and amateur artists share their work in a space designed for shared cultural experiences.

The center is located on Chelyuskintsev Street with regular hours open to visitors of all ages. It is easy to reach and provides spaces where you can attend activities, classes, and educational programs throughout the year.

The building functions as both an entertainment venue and a professional development center specifically for the railway industry. Railway workers can improve their job skills here while also taking part in cultural programs and artistic activities.

Location: Novosibirsk

Inception: October 26, 1977

GPS coordinates: 55.03900,82.90060

Latest update: December 12, 2025 07:54