Attractions

What to see in Alushta Ghetto

Alushta is a quiet resort town on the southern coast of Crimea, where sea freshness meets mountain air. Its history is intertwined with the Crimean diversity: there is a warm atmospheric embankment, traces of old settlements and natural landscapes that create a special mood for recreation and exploration. The city is attractive because it combines the availability of beach holidays and the proximity of walking and road routes to the mountains.

Manufactures and facilities

Among the man-made attractions of Alushta and its environs, it is worth highlighting the Professor’s Corner with its cozy streets and literary atmosphere, historical embankments and walking areas in the city itself, as well as cultural walking routes to memorable places. Literary walking tours of the center reveal local stories and architectural touches, while coastal roads and small museums complement the picture of the urban look. Trips to the coast between Alushta, Sudak and the New World provide an opportunity to see both human creations and the historical landscapes of the region.

Natural attractions and places

Natural attractions are the main pride of this region. Mount Demerdzhi with its stone placers and mystical “Valley of Ghosts” impresses with unusual rock forms, and the beech Crimean forest beckons with walks to the peaks of Curly Marya and Bald Ivan. Nearby there are lavender fields near the Upper Kutuzovka (Noise) - a bright seasonal picture that can be visited on a jeep tour. The coast with beaches and picturesque seaside roads adds a contrast between sea panoramas and mountain trails.

Build routes and visit interesting places

On our website you can see all these attractions on an interactive map: mountains, forest trails, lavender fields and urban points of interest are marked. Each point is accompanied by a brief description and practical information, and the function of building a route will help to plan a day program - walking or car. With the help of the map, it is easy to make your own route, combining natural and man-made objects in a convenient sequence.

You can explore Alushta on your own, following the laid routes and enjoying spontaneous stops at observation decks and beaches, and you can book excursions from local guides. Professional guides will offer jeep tours to lavender fields, hiking in the beech forest with stories about legends and botany, as well as rich trips along the seaside road to Sudak and the New World. Excursions will help to better understand places, hear live stories and see the hidden angles of the region.

Come to Alushta to feel the cosiness of the southern coast and discover mountain trails, unusual rocks and fragrant fields of lavender. Plan your routes, read the descriptions of the attractions and choose - walk yourself or go with a guide. Let each walk in this corner of Crimea be a small discovery and inspiration for new trips.