[url=http://www.aeroomsk.ru/]Omsk Tsentralny Airport (Аэропорт г.Омска)[/url] is located 7km south of the city centre. The airport handles approximately 1 million passengers per year. There are regular flights between Omsk and [wiki=7e35e74e610188414ad24235dd787c78]Moscow[/wiki], [wiki=030731390dab949e28d2e3fa11a3b6f3]Saint Petersburg[/wiki], [wiki=88468caed55221baac033a615533285a]Astana[/wiki], [wiki=f5a8e9ed5e2b823b00944a966c7111d9]Bishkek[/wiki], [wiki=0ef8f876d62a45352e28410454e3634b]Istanbul[/wiki], [wiki=f38c039e89b151ba91c0ca6a990ae9ba]Novosibirsk[/wiki], [wiki=8dbeff9871dc83a2ffa1edb23f38c1aa]Simferopol[/wiki], and [wiki=f4e6a69a8ad28a7626085d92488fb2c0]Yekaterinburg[/wiki].
When taxing a taxi from the airport, be sure to negotiate the price in advance and take a legal taxi cab.
The southern and northern branches of the [wiki=a98f3382c0f7855760114d43db721f4d]Trans-Siberian Railway[/wiki] converge at Omsk. Trains arrive from [wiki=7e35e74e610188414ad24235dd787c78]Moscow[/wiki] (40 h) and the [wiki=49722bf45fe3d7362f1495ddc5a982be]Russian Far East[/wiki] (4-5 days) daily.
The city center around Lyubinsky prospekt is easily walkable and is best explored on foot.
Public transport operates from 6:00AM to 11:00PM and will take you to most places you need to go. Route maps are available [url=http://omsk.rusavtobus.ru/en/]online[/url]. A ticket for a bus, trolleybus, or tram costs RUB12 and a ride in a marshrutka costs RUB20.
Trolley N4 & N7, and buses N50, 60 and 69 are particularly useful.
Taxis are plentiful and there are several taxi companies operating in Omsk.
In the former West Siberian Governor's mansion - look for the ebony Kalmyk throne and the outfits of the local nomads before the Russian colonization. Admiral Kolchak, the head of the White government, lived here in 1918-19, supported by the Western powers and the Russian gold reserves.
* Features exhibits on World War II, Afghanistan, and the Chetchen conflict.
* In the former bourse building. Houses an interesting collection including a few Rerikhs.
* In a historical wooden house.
Built in 1843, it is one of the oldest churches in Siberia. During communist times, it was used as a cinema and concert hall.
* Built in the 1890s, it is one of the largest churches in Siberia.
Irish pub. One of the only pubs in Siberia where you can drink Guinness. The beer selection is great, but the food is not.
* A café/bar with a library.
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* Karaoke.
* 3-star hotel.
* 3-star hotel.
* 3-star hotel.
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* A nice small hotel with a restaurant and a sauna. Popular and can be fully booked with ice hockey teams. You could try horse meat at the restaurant along with Stella Artois beer on draft.
* Noisy, but good location and value.
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