Sweets and joys

Leave your car in the hotel parking lot because you'll be walking through the city center in the morning.

Admire the Philharmonic Hall, built in 1895. Here Fyodor Chaliapin and Leonid Sobinov sang, Isadora Duncan and Matilda Chesinskaya danced, and Sergei Rachmaninoff played.

Look at the old mansion, where Fyodor Chaliapin spent the summer with his family in 1917. He once gave a concert for the townspeople right from the veranda of this house.
The museum offers interesting excursions. To find out their schedule and make an appointment, please call +7 (87937) 6-75-60, 6-75-30.

• Please note that the last Monday of each month is a sanitary day.

The famous Russian writer Alexander Solzhenitsyn was born and spent the first years of his life in Kislovodsk. In the museum you will learn more about the writer's life, see his letters and photos.
Working hours: Wednesday, Friday - Sunday: 11:00 a.m. - 6:00 p.m. Thursday: 1:00 p.m. - 8:00 p.m. Monday - Tuesday: Off

If you like castles, you have to see M.F. Kshesinskaya's dacha.
Kshesinskaya was a famous ballerina, but she never lived in this house, although she visited Kislovodsk.
One of the urban legends tells that this ballerina liked the Emperor Nicholas II, and the mansion was a gift from the emperor.

Walk along the main promenade, see the singing fountains and the building of the main Narzan baths.

You can have lunch in one of the best restaurants in the city. Both Caucasian and European dishes are cooked here, so every guest will find a dish to his taste.
And the terrace of the restaurant offers a pleasant view of the singing fountains.

After lunch it's time for dessert, stop in for a cup of coffee at the small café Baklava Tatli.
Juicy baklava and baklava, delicious churchella and marshmallow, fragrant coffee, beautiful dishes with an oriental flavor... You just can't leave here unsatisfied!
Then come back to the hotel where the car is parked and go back.

At the foot of the famous Mountain-ring and on its paths stretches a small market where you can buy slippers made of real sheepskin, jam made of local berries and much more.
Park your car here and start climbing to the top of the mountain.

Mikhail Lermontov wrote about this place in his "Caucasian Tales" and "A Hero of Our Time". And from this place there is a wonderful view of Kislovodsk!
Please note - the ascent is possible only with comfortable shoes and in dry weather.
After visiting the mountain, return to the market for a car and go to the Victory Park.

Leave your car in the parking lot at Victory Park.

Walk through the park, see the well-kept flowerbeds and the monument commemorating the victory in World War II.
And also in the park is the largest Ferris wheel in all the Caucasian Mineral Waters, the height of the ring - 65 meters.

You've seen more than one mineral water drinking gallery, but you haven't been here yet.
Five Thousandthsian Gallery is interesting because of its size - it is the largest drinking gallery in all of Europe, it is able to take 5000 people a day. From the windows of the gallery you can see Mount Beshtau.
The gallery contains waters from all Yessentuki drinking springs: the famous Yessentuki №4 and Yessentuki №17 and Yessentuki №2-Nova, the latter water contains fewer salts, so it is more universal.
Hours of operation: Monday - Sunday: 07:00 - 19:00 Technical breaks: 09:30 - 11:30, 14:30 - 16:30.

After drinking the mineral water your appetite grows much stronger and you can have it satisfied in "U Seryozha" café.
The Caucasian cuisine is delicious here (and some of the guests even consider it to be the best restaurant in all the Caucasian Mineral Waters). And, of course, there is a very cozy atmosphere and attentive service.