Architectural Monuments in Southern Russia

Lyudnikov’s Island Memorial Complex, or the Cut Off from the World

The Gerhardt Mill: Ruins that Remember the Battle

Catherine Garden Square in Honor of the Patroness of the Cossacks // Monument to Catherine the Great

Volgograd Railway Station: New Building on Pre-War Foundation

Matsesta and the power of groundwater

The Holy Face of Christ the Savior Church

Lenin Monument – The Largest in the World

Monument to Kuban Cossacks: History of the Kuban and Cossack Songs

The Red and White Building of the City’s First Fire-Station

Lenin Monument: to see the leader from the sea

St.Peter and Paul Cathedral as a reminder of ancient temples

The White Mosque: Beauty and Harmony

Monument to Prince Vladimir

Vorontsov Palace: Governor's Residence and Imperial Visits

Milgauzen House: Memory of the Doctor and the Legendary Chestnut

St. Nicholas Church – a monument to the fallen soldiers

Simferopol Kenesa, or a Prayer House of Karaites

Liventsovskaya Fortress - the Oldest in Europe

Andreya Kalicha Street: memories of the old Balaklava

Monument to Stalin, Roosevelt and Churchill - the memory of the war