Stalin's bunker
Samara, Frunze Street, 167 
There are many legends about Stalin's Bunker and almost all of them are connected with the fact that information about this defensive structure was classified for many years. The bunker was created as the reserve location of the rate of the Supreme Commander-in-Chief of the Armed Forces of the USSR, Joseph Stalin.
Zhigulevsky brewery
Samara, prosp. Volzhsky, etc. 4 
Samara is the birthplace of the famous "Zhigulevsky" beer for our whole country. It is here that the Zhigulevsky brewery is located - one of the most visited sights of the city. Almost all the guests of Samara necessarily come to the brewery to try a frothy drink.
Kamenna Zoya
Samara, ul. Chkalova, 84 
In addition to the standard set of attractions like theaters, museums and parks, in Samara there are also very mysterious objects. Such unusual places are usually associated with urban legends. So, on the street Chkalov, 84 there is a completely normal house.
Samara Museum-Exhibition Center "Samara Space"
Samara, prosp. 21 
One of the youngest museums in the city, Samara Space will surely seem to someone and the most interesting. Still: open in 2007, the museum immediately became one of the winners of the award "Tourist brand of the Samara region."
Alexey Tolstoy Museum-Estate
Samara, ul. Фрунзе, д. 155 
If you love history and not be able to find out how the Samarans lived at the turn of the 19th and 20th centuries, then you should look into Alexey Tolstoy's museum-estate. It was opened in 1983 to the centenary of the birth of the writer. The house was built in 1881-82 and belonged to Alexei Bostrom, the stepfather of the writer.
Quay in Samara
Samara, Naberezhnaya 
One of the most beautiful places of the city, without a doubt, you can call the Samara embankment. Many tourists first come here just to see the great river Volga. However, your feet will lead you to the embankment in Samara. The closer to the river, the steeper the streets go down.
Chapaev Monument in Samara
Samara, ul. Chapaevskaya 
The Chapaev Monument in Samara can be safely called one of the most emotional and colorful in the city. It is located on the same name square opposite the Samara Drama Theater. The sculpture was installed in 1932 in honor of the 15th anniversary of the October Revolution.
Polish Church in Samara
Samara, ul. Frunze, etc. 157 
In the center of Samara there is a very unusual building for the Russian city - the Polish church. The full name of this Catholic church is the Temple of the Sacred Heart of Jesus. At first glance at the church in the Gothic style, it seems that you are in a European city.
Strukovsky garden
Samara, ul. Krasnoarmeyskaya, 2 
Strukovsky garden is the oldest Samara park. It is located nearby with another landmark of the city - the Samara Drama Theater. Gorky. In Strukovsky garden it is pleasant to walk on a nice day - the territory of the park is large, in close proximity to the embankment of the Volga.
Samara enchants tourists at first sight. If you came to the city by train, then you just have to get off the station and look around ... The railway station building will impress even experienced travelers. The highest station in Europe, no doubt, can be considered a landmark of Samara. If there is time, it is worth to go to the observation deck, located at an altitude of 64 meters. Kind - amazing!
The train station is very important for local residents and visitors - every day more than 15 thousand passengers pass here.
Of course, it is best to come to Samara early in the morning and watch from the window of a bus or taxi how this ancient Russian city wakes up. In appearance, Samara is an ordinary metropolis. But it's worth to look closely, and you understand that you want to stay longer in Samara. Especially since there are a lot of interesting places and hospitable residents. And, of course, the most beautiful girls.
Samara is so diverse a city that everyone likes to study. Religious tourists will be interested in Orthodox churches, mosques and synagogues of the city. There are many temples of different denominations here. Of course, most of the Orthodox churches are more than 35. It is worth visiting the Iversky convent, founded in 1850.
It was in this monastery that the Samara banner was embroidered, under which our troops fought the Turks in Bulgaria.
If you want to replenish your collection of photos with city sights, then go to the famous monument of the stele Ladya . It is located on the steep descent of Oktyabrskaya Embankment . The Volga boat with a large sail was installed in 1986 in honor of the 400th anniversary of the city foundation . Indispensable about worth a look at the monument to Vladimir Vysotsky, located in the park between the streets of Leningrad and Galaktionovskaya . Impressive and monument rocket carrier "Soyuz" of the museum "Samara Space" on Kozlova Square . This is a real R-7 missile!
In Samara there is even a monument to the heating battery. The author of bronze sculpture - Nikolai Kuklev - painted a cat basking on the windowsill under the battery. The opening of the composition was dedicated to the 150th anniversary of the invention of the heating battery. Kuklev's authorship also belongs to the monument to the Internet user. The sculpture looks very original - it's a pensive monkey sitting on a computer monitor. In clutches, this Internet user holds a keyboard.
Samara Drama Theater named after. Gorky, without a doubt, can be considered one of the brightest cultural sites in the city. One building is worth it! The theater in Samara has been working since 1851. It was then that the first professional troupe, the Strelkov Entreprise, was formed here. In 1888 the theater found its home - a building in conditionally Russian style, designed by the architect Chichagov. It is interesting that the Samarans began to refer to the building as a theater. In 1901, Maxim Gorky's plays were first shown on this stage.
And, of course, do not forget to stroll along the local Arbat - pedestrian Leningradskaya Street.