When you start looking at the map where the Old Crimea is, it is likely that you will not be interested in this city, since it does not go to the sea. But do not rush to abandon the trip, because the medieval buildings and ancient buildings, which are a dime a dozen, more than compensate you for a beach holiday . In this eastern corner of the Crimea there was a lot of interesting and informative for the tourist.
The Old Town of Crimea and its interesting places
The trip to the Armenian Monastery will be a discovery for you in the Old Crimea, it's almost the most beautiful building of Armenian architecture, and it's very similar to the buildings in Armenia itself. This is the only structure that survived and preserved its greatness. Like many other buildings, the Armenian monastery in the Old Crimea is shrouded in legend, according to which the place of construction was indicated above in the form of a cross in the sky. Beauty is sure to be appreciated by an amateur of religious monuments.
An excellent place for walking in the Old Crimea, the whole family will be an antelope park. The chip of this Safari Ranch is that there are no cages, no cages. You can walk around the most beautiful expanses of mountains, and animals will walk just next to you. In short, communication with nature and fully organized leisure is guaranteed to you.
And again we return to the legends of the Old Crimea and the attribution of the chapel of St. Panteleimon. According to the guides and the legend, a tired exhausted traveler was saved by the saint, who showed him the way to the healing spring and thereby saved his life.
Among the sights of the Old Crimea there are ruins of mosques. One of them is considered the oldest on the whole peninsula. It is called the mosque of Sultan Baybars. This representative of the Bahri dynasty at one time stopped the invasion of the Tatar-Mongols.
Preserved in the city of Old Crimea and the Uzbek mosque. Its full name is the mosque of the Khan of the Golden Horde Uzbek. This is one of the main attractions of the Old Crimea and it is still quite good. The structure itself seems magnificent, and even the incomprehensible Arabic inscriptions, which decorate the tombstones around the mosque, contribute to the overall image of the mosque.
If you have already enjoyed all the monuments of the city, do not rush to leave these places. Today, traditional excursions gradually depart and the capricious tourist instead of a bus is offered a ride on a horse or a jeep. For example, walk on a quadruple on the Silk Road. By the way, the last part of the program is the Armenian monastery. So even without the sea and any luxurious palace complexes, a tourist has something to do in the Old Crimea.
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