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Hi everyone! Welcome to the Russian Progress channel!
This is a channel for learning Russian through content in Russian.
And today I would like to share my impressions of Krasnoyarsk.
Because I recently went there. I myself am from Novosibirsk.
And between Novosibirsk and Krasnoyarsk there has always been such a dispute about
which city is the conditional capital of Siberia.
I went to check and tell you about my findings.
On Boosti and Patreon you will find the transcript for the release.
Well, there are also subscriptions for lessons.
If you want to develop not only understanding of the Russian language,
but also speaking, then there is such an opportunity.
To everyone who is already there, thank you so much! And we are starting!
Some information about Krasnoyarsk. Krasnoyarsk was founded in 1628.
This is one of the oldest Siberian cities and the largest ancient Siberian city.
Its population is 1 million 200 people.
This is the most eastern of Russia's millionaires. I think he's in seventh place.
Novosibirsk has a population of 1.6 million.
And here it is not entirely clear why Krasnoyarsk residents think that their city is the capital.
Because well, like 1.6 and 1.2 ... And in fact, there is a difference in scale.
That is, Krasnoyarsk is a more compact city with narrower streets.
Now for impressions. When I... How did I even go to Krasnoyarsk?
I went there by train, the night train. I drove twelve hours.
And actually it is quite convenient. You just go to bed on the train.
We have special trains with beds called “reserved seats” or “compartments”.
And that's it, the next morning I was already there. I booked the hostel in advance.
I had one room in the hostel, private. It cost about 1800 rubles.
Here is the first, the very first impression was that I saw a relief, some kind of relief.
That is, not just a plain, like Novosibirsk and, in general, most, probably, cities.
And it's unusual for me. Because here I lived in a city where everything is even.
And it's boring, to be honest. Here. The relief of Krasnoyarsk in this regard is more advantageous.
The second impression is the station and the station square, which has already disappointed me.
That is, when you leave the station in Novosibirsk, you see some kind of scale.
Some big area. Not to say that super-ennobled.
But at the same time, you see a large, wide railway station.
You see some other big streets.
But in Krasnoyarsk you immediately see that the scale is smaller.
And some incomprehensible, strange buildings. Something new, something old.
In general, some kind of chaos occurs in this area.
Well, in general, I didn’t really like how the station was restored either.
That is, some golden numbers and letters here - well, that's it. Here.
I didn't like it. Well, further, when you go, it is not entirely clear what is the main street.
I walked along the one where there were new buildings. Well, the new buildings in general were not bad.
I did some sports there. There was a sports ground.
Further, the first collision with the historical part of Krasnoyarsk was
when I saw the old pre-revolutionary Catholic church.
It was built in 1910, in my opinion, and yes, there is no such thing in Novosibirsk.
And moreover, to see this somewhere in the depths of Siberia is quite unusual.
And so I got to the city center. There I saw the historical heritage of Krasnoyarsk.
And in this regard, of course, Krasnoyarsk wins.
At the time when Krasnoyarsk was being actively built up,
either there was nothing on the site of Novosibirsk, or there was a village.
Therefore, of course, there are more historical old houses in Krasnoyarsk.
Not only wooden, but also stone.
Well, there I found a coffee shop in these historic houses, where I had breakfast.
It cost about 700 rubles.
And speaking of coffee shops, establishments in general, this is a very important place for me.
You could say it's an office for me. Because I edit videos and work in coffee shops.
I like it. And to be honest,
I did not find the same cool coffee shop as Skuratov in Novosibirsk.
There is no Skuratov at all, and, in my opinion, there is not even Surf Coffee.
But there is the Academy of Coffee, which is a Novosibirsk coffee house, and there are several others.
But if we talk about the coffee culture in Krasnoyarsk in general,
it seems to me that it wins in Novosibirsk.
Well, not to mention some other Russian cities. The same Yekaterinburg.
Then I went to the hostel and checked in. The hostel was awesome.
The only thing was that it was far from the center.
But this is such an opportunity to see not only the center, but also other areas.
That is, it is about 40 minutes to the center. In general, at first I went there on foot.
Then he took a scooter and got on a scooter. Very comfortably.
Then Tanya, my friend from Tomsk, who now lives in Krasnoyarsk, invited me to nature.
There is a place there, called the Merchant's Ridge, where you can climb the stairs.
A well-maintained staircase, by the way, the longest in Russia.
And it's such a local attraction.
Well, I packed my things, went, got there.
We met, and with Tanya and her friends we took this peak.
By the way, it was easy to climb. Well, there are also the famous Pillars, Krasnoyarsk, nearby.
I didn't get as far, but I saved that for later.
Here I saw another advantage of Krasnoyarsk relative to Novosibirsk and other cities.
This is the fact that nature and urban infrastructure are closely intertwined in this city.
That is, to see such nature, I, as a resident of Novosibirsk,
need to travel hundreds of kilometers towards Altai, and Krasnoyarsk residents have it at hand.
It is enough to take a bus, and in an hour you will reach the same Pillars or other mountain routes.
The next day, we decided to go with Tanya and her friends to a glorious city ...
To the marvelous city of Divnogorsk. This is a city that was founded in the 50s.
Not far from the place where the hydroelectric power station (hydroelectric power station) was built, the Krasnoyarsk hydroelectric power station.
The second largest after Sayano-Shushenskaya. And the city really turned out to be marvelous.
It got its name from the marvelous, beautiful, wonderful mountains on the opposite bank.
And yes, it's very... Nice view.
That is, you live in your five-story building with a view of just a million dollars. Here.
By the way, it's pretty well equipped.
That is, it is clear that the guys in Krasnoyarsk and the Krasnoyarsk Territory are engaged in landscaping.
This can be seen not only in Krasnoyarsk - I will talk about this a little later -
but also in Divnogorsk, Yeniseisk, which I also stopped by.
That is, there are sports grounds, playgrounds, places for tourists, some cafes.
All in all, it's a pretty good town. If you are in Krasnoyarsk, stop by there as well.
After that, I walked around the city for two days, did not go to museums. I tried to explore the city as much as possible.
Here I want to mention Tatyshev Island.
In my opinion, this is one of the most comfortable places in Russia in general.
I read on Wikipedia that Krasnoyarsk won some kind of landscaping award.
And I was convinced that it was not in vain. Because they really take care of the city.
Very modern amenities: modern benches, modern lanterns, tiles.
Some places for a comfortable stay.
When I was there, it was already late, I did not take pictures, but I will insert some pictures.
In general, it would be great to somehow relax there, spend time, but yes, I was there in the evening.
I didn't have a book with me. If there was a book,
I would definitely have collapsed somewhere on a deck chair and read it.
In general, the place is generally gorgeous, Krasnoyarsk residents are very lucky.
As for architecture, what I liked and didn't like was...
I liked the pre-revolutionary buildings and didn't like the Soviet one.
That's when you go up to the chapel, where I recorded the introduction to one of the podcasts,
a cool view of the city opens up, but many of the houses are of the Soviet era.
It is the late Soviet era, the 60s, which look very depressing.
Here are these gray Khrushchev Brezhnevkas. I hope that in the future they will somehow be plastered,
ennobled, by the way, in many cities they do this. In Belgorod, as far as I know.
Of those where I have been, in Perm they are also very coolly restored. Here.
Not to mention Germany, how they turn Khrushchev into some kind of townhouses.
In general, yes, this is an aspect that ... One of the few aspects that I did not like.
But this, again, is not a problem of Krasnoyarsk, this is a problem of Russian cities as a whole.
Well, I still had a day left to go to Yeniseisk.
I heard about this city in the first place from the stories of my grandmother.
Because my grandmother lived and worked there for four years in her youth, when she was 19 years old.
She moved there, or rather, she was sent there by distribution.
In the Soviet Union, when you have finished your studies, the state sends you somewhere to work.
Sometimes it's a different city. Well, here it is.
And, besides this, I heard from various urbanists
who said that landscaping was carried out there, they are working on this city.
And I wanted to go there. In general, I took the bus, morning.
From Krasnoyarsk it is six hours one way, and I had a return trip in three hours.
That is, I had only three hours for a walk, but I decided to go anyway.
Because yes, this is an important place, and it would be great to send pictures from there to grandma.
Well, when I arrived, I did not regret at all.
Because I ended up in some ancient Russian city, with old houses, old architecture.
Because I ended up in some ancient Russian city, with old houses, old architecture.
And well-maintained. That is a well-groomed old town, which is being occupied.
At that moment, I called my grandmother,
we went on a video call with her and walked around the city together.
We found the place where she lived, the house where she lived. And the building where she worked. Here.
So that was pretty cool too.
Another interesting observation: when I walked around Krasnoyarsk and looked at everything that surrounds me,
the city is very comfortable, very cool, that is, a huge number of coffee shops,
a huge number of some points of attraction where they sell coffee to go in these buses.
But all the same, when I remembered that this was Siberia, for some reason I didn’t like it.
That is, when I looked at the same point, at the same view,
and thought that this was some European part of Russia,
that is, I don’t know, Perm or Nizhny, or something else, it immediately looked better.
I don’t know what this is connected with, probably with the fact that Siberia is something familiar to me.
And I want some kind of exotic, but there was such an impression that ...
When I remembered that this was Siberia, I was like: “Damn, it’s not so interesting!”
Well, in general, despite the fact that the city is quite comfortable,
more comfortable than Novosibirsk for life, it seems to me
that I don’t think that I would like to live there, firstly because of the geographical location.
And again, this is not only the problem of Krasnoyarsk, yes.
Just in my opinion the closer the city to Moscow, the better.
By the way, for this reason I will soon move to live in Nizhny Novgorod.
There will be a separate issue about this, but this is such a spoiler.
Because Novosibirsk is also not a super-convenient place.
Well, at least we have such a transit city. We have a lot of flights.
Inexpensive. To Moscow, to St. Petersburg, to some other nearby countries.
Or to Thailand, for example.
Here in the case of Krasnoyarsk, a ticket from there is more expensive, and it takes longer to fly.
Therefore, this is a minus. Well, again, this is Siberia, this is cold.
And as far as I know, because of this environment of mountains around, it's pretty bad with the environment.
Novosibirsk is better in this regard, although the city is larger and there are more cars.
Therefore, at the moment, I conclude that Krasnoyarsk is a more interesting city.
More beautiful, more comfortable.
But still, it does not have the metropolitan scale of Novosibirsk.
When you come to Novosibirsk, you see these avenues, you see these big houses.
And a completely different experience.
That is, I would say that Novosibirsk is still the capital of Siberia.
Economic, transport, geographical.
And just a cool good city worth visiting is Krasnoyarsk.
That's all for today. Thanks for watching and listening.
I'm waiting for you on Instagram, on Telegram. On Busti and on Patreon if you want to support the project.
And see you in the next episodes. Bye!
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0:00 Введение
00:48 Про Красноярск
1:24 Первое впечатление
2:16 Второе впечатление
3:07 Историческая часть
4:00 Кофейни
5:00 Природа
6:03 Дивногорск
7:03 Благоустройство
8:00 Архитектура
9:00 Енисейск
10:22 Про Сибирь
11:12 Выводы