The Vorozhilov coastal battery was created in the Far East of Russia in the 1930s to strengthen the protection of Vladivostok from the sea. The playground on the Russian island was strategically advantageous for the placement of the defense system. During its long history, the Voroshilov coastal battery has amassed a sufficient number of interesting facts: this amazing complex is listed in the Guinness Book of Records as the longest-running battery. The force of the pressure wave from the battery volleys was so great that the glass in the windows of the houses broke in the next few settlements. The Voroshilov battery did not take part in any combat operation.
(Fotos from: http://svoimarshrut.ru/blog/vladivostok/voroshilovskaya-batareya-russkogo-ostrova)

The Far Eastern Federal University (DVFU) is a complex of buildings and structures, including training, residential, administrative buildings and sports fields, promenade, pedestrian zone, park. Around 20,000 students from all over Russia are taught at the DVFU. Today the campus covers an area of more than 200 hectares. Buildings for the humanities and natural sciences are at the center of the ensemble. These are large modern architectural structures that served as a conference center and press center during the summit. Next to the humanities building there is a sports center that houses tennis courts, swimming pools, sports fields, and exercise equipment for light and weightlifting. Visit the landscaped buildings with artificial bodies of water, make use of the possibility of renting bicycles and skateboards and spend the weekend in comfort!

(Fotos from: https://www.liveinternet.ru/users/4858869/post449347257/)

The seawater aquarium, a few kilometers from Vladivostok on the Russian island, was opened only recently - on September 6, 2016, and has since become very popular with the residents of Vladivostok and the guests of the city. The building of the saltwater aquarium was built in the shape of a huge, beautiful white shell with an area of more than 37,000 square meters. There are 135 different aquariums on its territory. One of the largest is equipped with an astonishing 70 meter tunnel that is 2.5 meters wide that visitors can walk through while admiring a variety of fish. And the largest marine aquarium took the honorable third place in the world!

(Fotos from: https://www.tourister.ru/world/europe/russia/city/ostrov-russkii/zoo/26450)