The Sliznevsky cliff, ris­ing 300 meters above sea lev­el, offers tru­ly post­card views. For­tu­nate­ly, there is an obser­va­tion deck at the top of the cliff, which is easy to get to. Once here, be care­ful, because the beau­ty of the sight is breath­tak­ing, and your jaw, for­give me for the inap­pro­pri­ate slang, sim­ply drops. The plat­form is also inter­est­ing for the mon­u­ment to the “Tsar-fish” installed here, the image of which is inspired by the sto­ry of the same name by Vik­tor Astafyev. This fish is the Yeni­sei stur­geon, con­sid­ered a sym­bol of the pow­er and grandeur of Siber­ian nature. It is con­sid­ered a good omen to hold on to the mous­tache of the “Tsar-fish”, leave a coin at the mon­u­ment and attach a lock to the fence in order to strength­en love and mar­riage.