Sudak is one of the most interesting and large cities on the south-eastern coast of the Crimean peninsula. Thanks to the unique landscape and the presence of impressive historical monuments, Sudak enjoys constant popularity with tourists. Steep rocky coasts and picturesque bays with clear sea water, the power of ancient fortress walls and the fragile charm of the resort town are all Sudak, acquaintance of which will give everyone a lot of unforgettable impressions.

Sudak is impressive at first sight - and even those who spent in the the city and its surroundings one or two days will long remain in a state of ecstasy from what has been seen . The main attraction of Sudak is the medieval Genoese fortress located on a hill outside the city . About the rich history of the fortress and with pleasure will tell numerous guides who prefer medieval dresses to shorts and bathing suits . In the summer time the medieval spirit of the fortress is revived by numerous reenactors, artisans and musicians . The last, however, it is sometimes possible to muffle the measured speech of guides . From the height of the fortress walls, a colorful view of the bay on the bank of which the city is located . Unfortunately, the adherence of lovers of antiquity to medieval customs has a downside: located in the vicinity of the crepe The bushes and trees transformed into the "May tree" eventually lose their festive appearance . However, nobody removes faded ribbons from their branches .

The abundance of legends connected with the origin of numerous rocks and boulders of the most intricate shapes and sizes in general is a distinctive feature of local folklore.

Special attention of the tourist who decided to visit Sudak undoubtedly deserves a settlement of the New World located near the city . Visit The New World follows in order to look at the unique monument of landscape architecture - the Golitsyna Trail Reserve . Created by the order of Prince Lev Golitsyn, a picturesque trail passes along the skala of that shore, at different heights over three natural bays . The unique dominant landscapes are the giant man-made grotto created for opera concerts, and the cape Kapchik, going far into the sea .