Area Attractions

Admiral Fokin Street, commonly known as Arbat Street, is one of Vladivostok's historic pedestrian thoroughfares near the central square. Originally named 'Beijing Street' following the 1860 Beijing Treaty, it was later dedicated to Admiral Fokin's service. Today, this vibrant street combines cultural heritage with modern shopping and intimate cafes, making it ideal for walking tours. Its convenient location near LOTTE HOTEL VLADIVOSTOK enhances guests' exploration of the city.

The Mariinsky Theater in Vladivostok, inaugurated for the 2012 APEC Summit, became an official Mariinsky venue in 2015. Its distinctive 'cube within a cube' architecture exemplifies modern Russian design. Equipped with cutting-edge facilities and presenting renowned opera and ballet performances, the theater offers visitors exceptional cultural experiences. Its proximity to LOTTE HOTEL VLADIVOSTOK makes it readily accessible for arts and architecture enthusiasts.

In the Primorsky Oceanarium you can see huge and perfect for its technical execution expositions and shows with the marine animals, that will not leave anyone indifferent. The variety of the natural landscapes, rivers, seas and oceans is amazing. One of the most memorable objects of this complex is an underwater tunnel with a long excavator (70 m), where visitors can watch all the inhabitants of the underwater world. In this complex there are about 500 kinds of freshwater and marine animals from all climatic areas of the earth.

The Golden Bridge on the bay has become a special symbol and one of the main sightseeing of Vladivostok. The bridge impresses with its size, at lengh of 1,400 m and at width of 30 m, one of its main features is V-shaped pylons. The bridge connects Vladivostok and the distant regions. The bridge construction looks most effective at night, when the lights turn on, and you can see beautiful views of the bay.