NatureTikhaya (Calm) BayThe bay lies between Koktebel and Feodosia, bounded by Cape Сhameleon to the west and Cape Pyaty to the east and the Biyuk-Yanishar Mountain Ridge to the north.
History and cultureAdzhimushkai quarryThe underground stone quarry in Kerch produced shell limestone.
NatureGolden Gate CliffLocated just off the coast by the Kara-Dag volcanic mountain range next to Razboinichya Bay, the Golden Gate stands 8 m above sea level and is 6 m wide; the sea in the area is 15 m deep.
History and cultureVoloshin House MuseumThe memorial house of poet and artist Maximilian Voloshin was built in 1903-1913 to Voloshin's own drawings.
TransportKerch Bus StationThe bus station has a waiting hall for 150 people, a bus driver break room, a baby changing room, a left luggage service, ATM and ticket machines, a café, a pharmacy as well as food and souvenir kiosks.
History and cultureInkerman quarryOne of Crimea's largest and oldest stone quarries, it was first mentioned in 93 BC.
NatureKlementyev Mountain, or Uzun-Sirt MountainThis is a mountain range near Koktebel, which rises 268 m above sea level and is from 300 m to 600 m wide, with three distinctive peaks.
History and cultureSt Clement Cave MonasteryThis is one of the oldest cave monasteries in Crimea, carved into the western slope of Monastyrskaya cliff below the ruins of the medieval Kalamita Fortress.
NatureKara-Dag Mountain and Kara-Dag Nature ReserveAdvance booking is required to take a tour of the nature reserve.
History and cultureKalamita FortressThis medieval Byzantine fortress is part of the Tauric Chersonese National Nature Reserve.
NatureVoloshin Mountain, or Kuchuk-YenisharThe 192-metre-tall mountain ridge runs along the Bay of Koktebel.
History and cultureSt Elijah ChurchBuilt in 1911-1918 to the design of architect Adam Genrikh, this Greek church ranks among the city's three most important architectural landmarks, along with the Dzhuma-Dzhami Mosque and the St Nicholas Cathedral.
NatureMount Chatyr-DagChatyr-Dag, part of the Crimean Mountains, is the fifth highest mountain range in Crimea.
History and cultureDervish TekieThis Muslim dervish monastery dating back to the 15th-16th centuries is Russia's cultural heritage site.
History and culturePushkin Yevpatoria City TheatreThe theatre opened on 20 April 1910. Its architecture is a blend of the classical style and Art Nouveau.
NatureSasyk Salt LakeOne of the largest salt lakes on the peninsula, Sasyk is 14 km long and has a maximum width of 9 km.
History and cultureSt Nicholas CathedralDesigned by architect Alexander Bernardazzi, the cathedral was built in 1893 to commemorate the liberation of the city during the Crimean War.
History and cultureEgie Kapai SynagogueThe construction of the rectangular-shaped synagogue to the design of architect Adam Genrikh began in 1912.
History and cultureCrimea in Miniature ParkThe park has on display over 50 miniature replicas of Crimea's key tourist attractions on a scale of 1:25.
History and cultureMonument to Marines-ParatroopersThe 9-metre-tall monument was erected in 1970 at the site where the minesweeper Vzryvatel and its crew were sunk in 1942.
