* Murmansk is the largest and most developed city in the Arctic. It was founded relatively recently, in 1916, so you won't find any ancient architectural masterpieces here. Referred to as the "Gateway to the Arctic," the city retains an important port importance, reflected in many of Murmansk's attractions. And its surroundings attract tourists with the beauty of the harsh but unique northern nature – cold lakes, wild tundra, picturesque mountains and auroras. We will visit the main attractions of the city, such as : 1. memorial to the Defenders of the Soviet Arctic, in the common people Alyosha; 2. Monument to the Waiting; 3. Monument to the Courage and perseverance of Murmansk residents (Chimney); 4. memorial to the Sailors who died in peacetime, where the very wheelhouse of the Kursk submarine, which sank in 2000, is installed.; 5. Marine station, where the world's first Nuclear icebreaker Lenin is installed 6. Abram Cape is a viewing platform from which you will see all the points of the completed route.