遠東蘇維埃政權戰士紀念碑,為了紀念1917年二月革命和十月革命而建,紀念碑矗立在符拉迪沃斯托克市中心廣場,始建於1961年,是遠東最大的紀念碑。戰爭期間,商業船隊承擔著從盟國運送物資的任務,不時與敵船和敵機相遇,不得不投入戰鬥,共有二十五艘商船被擊沉,為紀念這些海員,在紀念碑前也燃燒着長明火。
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蘇維埃革命的紀念性的一個紀念碑,這裡是針對蘇維埃的十月革命的內容,紀念碑的整個構造也是蠻大的,在這裏参觀的時候可以看到蠻多的內容的哦。
遠東蘇維埃政權戰士紀念碑這裏還是海參崴最大的廣場了啊,來這裏的遊客還是很多的其實我們也是啊,這裏的景色真的是漂亮附近也很熱鬧。
A place with a strong sense of history. Chinese tourists must be familiar with statues of this style. In the middle is a Red Army soldier wearing a Bujoni hat. He is powerful and powerful. The two groups of soldiers on both sides are strong and resolute, showing the unique heroism of the revolutionary era. The statue is facing the square and the sea, and foreign tourists come to take pictures from time to time. Locals regard this place as a place of leisure, and few people come. However, there were pairs of young naval soldiers walking in line in the square, not knowing whether it was routine or occasional.
This is the largest city square in Vladivostok, next to the sea, there are many peace pigeons. Then when we went there, we met the whole salute. The pigeons were frightened by the sound of the gun and flew up. There are ten spectacular scenes. Teachers lead the squares and tell children stories about patriotic education. Generally speaking, it is a good place. There are fairs here on weekends. It's worth seeing.
符拉迪沃斯託克巴士站的大廣場.。這裏開始了符拉迪沃斯託克的中心.。
Located in the center of the city, next to the commercial district, this is a must-see attraction of Vladivostok. To tell you the truth, Vladivostok's core scenic area is not very large. It's just the most central place. It's a few hundred meters to the left for the C-56 submarine and the Pacific Fleet Command. Go hundreds of meters to the right, just to the railway station and Lenin Square. On the right is the State Building. The sculpture is magnificent. There are many square pigeons around it. There is a Russian pigeon selling melon seeds. The pigeon is specially fed in a bag of 20 roubles. Pigeons here are not afraid of people, often stand on your arms, shoulders, or even overhead to grab food. Feeding pigeons here after sightseeing and shopping is also a relaxation.
遠東蘇維埃政權戰士紀念碑,為了紀念1917年二月革命和十月革命而建,紀念碑矗立在符拉迪沃斯托克市中心廣場,始建於1961年,是遠東最大的紀念碑。戰爭期間,商業船隊承擔著從盟國運送物資的任務,不時與敵船和敵機相遇,不得不投入戰鬥,共有二十五艘商船被擊沉,為紀念這些海員,在紀念碑前也燃燒着長明火。
蘇維埃革命的紀念性的一個紀念碑,這裡是針對蘇維埃的十月革命的內容,紀念碑的整個構造也是蠻大的,在這裏参觀的時候可以看到蠻多的內容的哦。
遠東蘇維埃政權戰士紀念碑這裏還是海參崴最大的廣場了啊,來這裏的遊客還是很多的其實我們也是啊,這裏的景色真的是漂亮附近也很熱鬧。
A place with a strong sense of history. Chinese tourists must be familiar with statues of this style. In the middle is a Red Army soldier wearing a Bujoni hat. He is powerful and powerful. The two groups of soldiers on both sides are strong and resolute, showing the unique heroism of the revolutionary era. The statue is facing the square and the sea, and foreign tourists come to take pictures from time to time. Locals regard this place as a place of leisure, and few people come. However, there were pairs of young naval soldiers walking in line in the square, not knowing whether it was routine or occasional.
This is the largest city square in Vladivostok, next to the sea, there are many peace pigeons. Then when we went there, we met the whole salute. The pigeons were frightened by the sound of the gun and flew up. There are ten spectacular scenes. Teachers lead the squares and tell children stories about patriotic education. Generally speaking, it is a good place. There are fairs here on weekends. It's worth seeing.
符拉迪沃斯託克巴士站的大廣場.。這裏開始了符拉迪沃斯託克的中心.。
Located in the center of the city, next to the commercial district, this is a must-see attraction of Vladivostok. To tell you the truth, Vladivostok's core scenic area is not very large. It's just the most central place. It's a few hundred meters to the left for the C-56 submarine and the Pacific Fleet Command. Go hundreds of meters to the right, just to the railway station and Lenin Square. On the right is the State Building. The sculpture is magnificent. There are many square pigeons around it. There is a Russian pigeon selling melon seeds. The pigeon is specially fed in a bag of 20 roubles. Pigeons here are not afraid of people, often stand on your arms, shoulders, or even overhead to grab food. Feeding pigeons here after sightseeing and shopping is also a relaxation.