Baidar Gate
Description:
The Baidar Gate has long been considered a recognizable decoration of the Crimea. They are located at the highest point of the Baydar Pass. The building was built in the middle of the 19th century.
At first, this object actually served as a gate. They were closed overnight. Later, several hotels, a post office and a restaurant were built next to them. There is nothing around the gate now.
The Baidar Gate is made of limestone. Their construction is timed to the completion of the road connecting Sevastopol and Yalta in the shortest possible way. Today, the Baydar Gate remains a symbolic entrance to the southern coast of Crimea. They are perfectly preserved, have become a landmark object worthy of attention. Everyone who travels through the Crimea and moves through the Baydar Pass will certainly see them.
From the Baidar Gate in all its glory you can see the sea, the Baidar Valley. From them you can admire the view of the Foros fortress. There is an observation deck on this monument.