Anapa sightseeing

The first point of our cultural program will be the open-air archaeological museum Gorgippia, located in the historical part of Anapa.
Horgippia is a once ancient city, which, according to scientists, was burned already in 238 AD. Today you can see only a small excavated part of the former city: several blocks and the main street, wells and defensive structures. In the same museum building a tourist can see marble sculptures, weapons, coins and even jewelry of that time. Such excursion to the past will not leave you indifferent!

Not far from the museum is the Jan Pizza Café, where you can have a delicious and inexpensive lunch. Despite the name of the facility, cafe's menu is not limited only to pizza, here you will find European, Caucasian and even Japanese dishes.

Well, now we can have some fun! Dolphinarium "Nemo" - a real find for a family vacation, because here you can not only see the performance of sea animals, but also swim and even take pictures with dolphins, take a dolphin therapy course, as well as visit the oceanarium. This pastime delights not only children, but also adults!

Peanut Grove is one of the local residents' favorite parks. You won't see the crowds of tourists or the many attractions like many of the major city parks, because this place attracts completely different people. For example, here you will find a huge rose garden, trees with walnuts, shady alleys and the main thing - the atmosphere of calm, which can be so difficult to find in resort towns.

The Utrish observation deck is a place with incredible sea views. Not far from there you can spread a blanket with a small picnic and meet the sunset.

Restaurant "Gorny" - a unique place, located in the village of Sukko, which will definitely surprise you not only with a great variety of delicious dishes of Russian cuisine, but also with its interior in the style of a medieval castle. In the evenings, live music is played here, which creates an incredible atmosphere that you won't even want to leave!

And now it's time to rest and gain strength for an equally busy program of tomorrow.