Նիկոլայ Օստրովսկու հուշարձան, Monument in central Sochi, Russia.
This bronze monument stands ten meters tall in a square along Kurortny Prospekt, featuring a sculptural representation of the celebrated Soviet writer who spent his final years in this Black Sea resort city.
The monument was erected in 1979 by Leningrad sculptors V.E. Gorevy and S.A. Kubasov along with architect V.B. Bukhaev, replacing an earlier 1964 marble relief that had been criticized for its execution.
The memorial honors Nikolai Ostrovsky, author of the famous novel 'How the Steel Was Tempered', whose literary work became a cornerstone of Soviet literature and inspired generations of readers across the former USSR.
Located on Kurortny Prospekt in the central district, the monument serves as a designated regional cultural heritage site with registration number 231610662790005, ensuring its preservation and protection under Russian law.
Sochi unusually contains two separate monuments to Nikolai Ostrovsky within 500 meters of each other, making it one of the few cities worldwide with multiple memorials dedicated to the same literary figure.
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