Near the healing spring "Savlukh-Su" on the territory of the Crimean Reserve is Cosmo-Damianovsky Monastery.
The history of Simferopol is closely connected with the oldest building of the city - Kebir-Jami Mosque. It is in this part of the city, on the bank of the Salgir, in the early XVI century, there was a Tatar settlement Ak Mosque, which means "White Mosque" in Russian.
This is one of the oldest temples in Simferopol, erected in 1806g.
This is the first Orthodox church in Simferopol, which is almost the same age as the city.
This temple is famous for its unusual architecture and a very rare icon.
From this main holy cloister of Bakhchisarai there is an unparalleled view of the Crimean mountains.
Despite its difficult history, this temple of the Karaites still makes an indelible impression on all its visitors.
The most beautiful structure of Simferopol was completely destroyed in 1930, but in 2009 the cathedral was erected again in its original place to serve faithfully to all its visitors.
The mosque is the only Islamic religious building of the XIX century in Alushta, which has survived to this day.
The monastery holds the most worshiped shrines of the Crimean peninsula.
There are only about a dozen lighthouse temples in the whole world, but this one also has a museum of water disasters, which makes it unique.
The monastery is one of the 14 famous cave towns of the Crimea. It is a unique natural attraction, and a historical site, and a shrine of Orthodox Christianity.
The XIV-XV century temple is located on the territory of the most ancient Gothic cemetery. And thanks to its legendary fresco "Adoration of the Victim" it has gained worldwide fame.
Half-destroyed temple XV century - this is the only surviving structure in the whole village, which survived after the Nazi troops in 1942 burned to the ground the village and all its inhabitants.
The active monastery is located in the picturesque Belbek valley, among the legendary Crimean mountains, thanks to which the scenery you see will remain in your heart forever.
The spiritual monastery is made in Georgian-Byzantine style, which gives it a kind of naked simplicity and peacefulness.
The monastery owes its appearance to the healing spring of St. Stephen of Surozhsky, which offers a stunning view of the Krasnokamensk Valley.
The Church of St. John the Baptist is considered to be one of the oldest temples in Crimea.
The Armenian Church was built from volcanic tuff carved from the body of Cape Foros. Today it is considered one of the most beautiful and significant temples of the city.
The date of erection of this temple is 1408. This is the golden age of Kaffa, when the city by the beauty of buildings, the number of inhabitants and collected in it riches overtook the famous Constantinople.
The church of Sourabh Sarkis was built in 1330. The money was raised by the Armenian community of Feodosia.
The temple complex of Karaite kenasses was built gradually until 1900.
Evpatoria Juma-Jamia was founded in 1552. This is the era of the rule of Devlet the First Girey.
In the city, not far from the Vorontsov Palace, stands a temple, the history of which is very interesting...
At any time you can come to the ancient town of fishermen and see for yourself one of the oldest Orthodox churches in the Crimea - the Temple of the Twelve Apostles.
Especially beautiful is the cathedral in the name of St. Nicholas the Wonderworker - it is a miniature copy of St. Sophia in Constantinople.
The temple of St. Elijah is built in the Greco-Byzantine style, in the plan in the form of a cross.
The Church of the Intercession was built in the Georgian-Byzantine style and was characterized by rich decoration.
The church was created in Byzantine style, modeled after the ancient Greek church of St. Luke, once built in the village of Livadia in Greece.
The temple is located on the territory of one of the main attractions of Crimea - Nikitsky Botanical Garden, a kind of museum of wildlife.