Despite its tiny area, the resort will impress fans of sightseeing tours with multiple attractions. The most beautiful architectural monument is the Dulber Palace built for the royal family in 1897. When it was finished, Peter Nikolayevich Romanov, the uncle of Emperor Nicholas II, lived here. After the Revolution, the sanatorium was opened here. It is still working now. The landscape garden surrounding the palace is very popular too. In the picturesque park, there is the Kichkine Palace. It was built in 1913. The palace belonged to Dmitriy Konstantinovich Romanov. The historical monument was built in the Eastern style and decorated with sophisticated carved towers and domes. Its facade is decorated with arches and patterns. Several years ago, the hotel was opened in this historical palace. Today, everyone can spend several days in this picturesque atmosphere of the past. Nature admirers also like walking along submontane areas of Ai-Petri. The mountain is distinguished by many caves on its slopes. There are over 300 caves here. Only some of them are open for visitors. The most interesting cave is called Trehglazka. Its unique feature is its microclimate. The air temperature here is quite low during the year. The visitors have an opportunity to see a big snowdrift and cave lake covered with ice. The ice in the cave doesn’t melt even in hot weather. If you don’t want to go far from the resort to admire incredible landscapes, you should visit the
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A country of rich history, Ukraine carefully keeps and preserves its cultural heritage, and never ceases to attract travelers with its diversity and numerous fascinating landmarks. Nearly every city of Ukraine is interesting and original. Naturally, the majority of places of interest are located in Kiev. The Golden Gate is considered the symbol of the city. Many centuries ago this was the main entrance to Kiev. The gate is decorated with copper and gilding, so the arc looks truly elegant. In the 18th century new buildings were constructed around the gate. The gate lost its original meaning and was, consequently, destroyed. Nowadays the landmark was reconstructed, and the ruins of the original gate can be seen behind the new one.
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