House of the Syromyatnikov Family
The two-story mansion at 44 Soviet Street, formerly 34, owned by the Syromyatnikov family, is considered one of the best examples of civil architecture in Syzran. The building is constructed in a style characteristic of …
Syzran Real School
The Real School, the first secondary educational institution in Syzran, opened in 1873 in a two-story building in the square. Initially, it had six classes, but a seventh, additional class was added a few years later. In…
First City Bank
Commercial mansions have always been among the most recognizable buildings in Syzran. One such building is the house of merchant Efim Kozhin, located at the corner of Bolshaya Street (now Soviet) and Parfenovsky Lane (no…
First Women's Gymnasium in Syzran
The three-story stone building is made of red ceramic bricks, with plastered and painted walls in a gray-green color. The main facade, located at 45 Sovetskaya Street, is designed in the traditions of neoclassicism and f…
Noble Estate in the Village of Zaborovka
The history of the estate in Zaborovka dates back to the distant past. In 1708, these lands passed to Count Platon Ivanovich Musin-Pushkin, a well-known statesman, senator, and ambassador in Paris and Copenhagen, as well…
Hotel 'Batumi' in the Volgushov Brothers' House
The building, constructed in 1904, originally belonged to the Volgushov brothers. Its architecture showcases a blend of pseudo-classical style with elements of Empire. In the early 20th century, Syzran was an important t…
Merchant V.T. Grishechkin's Estate
On the left bank of the Krymza River stands a red-brick building with a high attic wall, which is part of a merchant estate. It belonged to the Grishechkin merchants, but they did not live there; instead, they used it as…
The House of Merchant I.M. Pelevin
Karl Liebknecht Street in the center of Syzran is considered one of the quietest. Over a hundred years ago, at the intersection with Kazan Lane, now named after Dostoevsky, the Syzran merchant Ivan Martinianovich Pelevin…
The House of Merchant S.P. Shcherbakov
The house, built by architect Sergey Petrovich Shcherbakov, became his personal project after he dedicated much effort and talent to creating mansions for wealthy townspeople. He constructed it at the intersection of Pes…
The Estate of Nobleman M.V. Pustoshkin
A two-story stone mansion, built by nobleman Pustoshkin on Kazanskaya Street before the fire of 1906, once rivaled the homes of respected townspeople. Now, this building houses a narcological dispensary, and likely, visi…
