Chkalov Staircase in Nizhny Novgorod

Better to start from top — descending easier than climbing. Total 560 steps in figure-eight shape. Especially beautiful at sunset with river view. Chkalov monument at top.

Staircase is in central Nizhny Novgorod, connecting Minin Square with Volga embankment. Upper platform near kremlin. Convenient to combine with embankment walk.

Russia's longest staircase, built 1949 to commemorate Victory. Top offers panorama of Oka and Volga confluence. City symbol and popular photo spot.

From bottom up to Chkalov monument — iconic shot. From top platform — panorama of Oka and Volga confluence. Night illumination of steps and staircase.

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