The monument to the firearms designer was erected in 2022 in the Patriot Park.
In 1946–1947, Mikhail Kalashnikov worked in Kovrov to create the first models of the AK-47 assault rifle.

The most famous spring of Murom is located on the site of the former village of Karacharovo. It is believed that it was the spring that gave strength to Ilya Muromets.

The house of merchant Morozov was built by famous Gorokhovets 'yakushi' carpenters. Designed in the 'Russian' style, the house exteriors remind of a palace from a fairy-tale.

The monument to Ilya Muromets, one of the most famous epic heroes, is located on the embankment of Murom.
According to the legend, Ilya Muromets was born in the village of Karacharovo near Murom. In 1999, a monument was erected in memory of the hero on the bank of the Oka River in the Oksky Park. One of the most recognisable symbols of Murom is 21 metres high.

The Сonvent in honour of the Presentation of the Vladimir Icon of the Mother of God was founded by a decree of Patriarch Nikon in 1658. Originally wooden, the Convent was built in the centre of the town's settlement. In the inventory of the town dated back to 1678, it is indicated that in the Sretensky Convent there were '20 cells with 44 sisters in them'.  Stone construction began in the convent in 1689. Semyon Yershov sponsored the construction of the cold Sretensky Cathedral and a three-tier bell tower.
The convent buildings are adjoined by a merchant palace of the 17th century (the Shiryaevs' (Shumilina's) House).