Answer: In the historical center of Stavropol are concentrated key monuments: The fortress mountain with the remains of the fortifications of 1777, Tiflis Gate of 1841 in the Empire style, and the Gostiny Dvor of the XIX century. The Cathedral of the Kazan Icon of the Mother of God, built in 1847 by Russian architects in the Byzantine style, is obligatory to visit. The unique museum-reserve named after G.N. Prozritelev stores archaeological finds of the Scythian and Sarmatian periods.
Answer: The architectural ensemble of Stavropol includes monuments of different eras: the building of the former mosque of 1849 in the Moorish style, the mansion of the merchant Mesnyankin with modern elements, and the complex of Nikolaevsky Prospekt of the XIX century. Of particular interest is the Boni house, which combines Gothic and Romanesque motifs. During the Soviet period, the city was decorated with constructivist buildings, such as the House of Books in 1937.
Answer: In Central Park there is an interactive museum “Russia is my history” with multimedia expositions. The Zoo Exotarium presents a collection of rare reptiles and amphibians, including Caucasian endemics. On Theatre Boulevard there is a mechanical clock with a puppet show, created by local craftsmen.
Answer: From the viewing platform on the Fortress Mountain, panoramas of the city and the Caucasian foothills open. The Walk of Glory with the Eternal Glory memorial and fountains creates solemn compositions. Unique shots are obtained at the restored Tiflis Gate complex - the only surviving element of the Stavropol fortress.
Answer: In the depths of the Taman forest, the Cold Spring is hidden - a natural monument with a cascade of reservoirs, known since the XIX century. A unique museum of the history of the Cossacks in the building of the former military office of the 1850s. On the territory of the former military hospital, brick buildings in the “brick style” of the late XIX century have been preserved.
Answer: According to legend, a network of underground passages of the Caucasian War passes under the Fortress Mountain. In the building of the Gostiny Dvor in 1858, Alexander Dumas stayed during a trip to the Caucasus. A unique monument is the 1979 sundial on the Avenue of the October Revolution, showing the exact local time.
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