Simferopol is a city with an ancient history and rich cultural traditions. The Crimean khans settled here, the palaces of the Kalgi-sultans were built, the Turks conquered it. Today Simferopol is full of memorable places and sights.
Instructions
Step 1
If this is your first time arriving in Simferopol, contact a major travel agency. Many companies offer tourists excursions with stories about the history and modern life of the Ukrainian city. As a rule, the path lies along such iconic places as memorial steles, city squares, past the tank monument, along architectural complexes that are mostly associated with the events of the Civil and World War. They also suggest visiting the oldest building in the city - the Kebir-Jami Mosque on the street. Kurchatov, 4.
Step 2
Take a walk through the largest park in the city - Salgirka Park on Vernadsky. In addition to the general variety of plants and decorated flower beds, tourists and local residents like the numerous plantings of peonies and tulips, which, during flowering, resemble colorful and fragrant seas.
Step 3
It is interesting to walk and listen to stories among the ruins of the estate of Countess Mongenet. Family stories and legends end quite trivially. After the World War, an orphanage was placed in the building, but the amount of repair and restoration work that was required did not allow the building to be restored and children live here, and therefore the estate soon fell into disrepair, the facades collapsed.
Step 4
If you come to rest, head to Cape Fiolent. Here you will discover picturesque bays and the cleanest sea with beautiful sunsets. The infrastructure is not designed for a large flow of tourists, but you will find a place for recreation and a restaurant where you can eat deliciously.
Step 5
Nearby, you can have fun with the extreme sensations of bungee jumping on the Diva rock. This wonderful creation of nature is a huge stone that looks like a girl from afar who has lowered her curls into the water.
Step 6
Archaeologists and researchers will love the Red Cave, where many jewelry and objects of ancient life were discovered during excavations.
