Numbered points of interest near the cruise terminal. Red = walkable sights · Amber = excursions farther out · P = cruise terminal.

• 1Holy Trinity Cathedral, AnadyrBuilt in 2005 on concrete piles above the permafrost, this is the largest wooden Orthodox cathedral in the world and Russia's easternmost major church.
• 2Monument to St. Nicholas the WonderworkerA 10-meter bronze statue on a high platform facing east, said to be the largest statue of St. Nicholas in the world, visible for miles across the estuary.
• 3Museum Center Heritage of ChukotkaA polar-bear-shaped museum complex covering Chukotka's indigenous Chukchi and Eskimo culture, archaeology, and natural history since 1931.
• 4Camel Hill (Gora Verblyuzhka)Anadyr's highest point, topped with a 10-meter Orthodox cross, offering panoramic views over the town and Anadyr Estuary.
• 5Monument to Yuri RytkheuA memorial statue in a town park depicting Chukotka's best-known writer reclining on a rock with two Laika sled dogs.
• PCruise port / terminal