Apartment Vesna pereulok Timiryazeva

Cozy, stylish, large studio for daily rent in Azov in the Mayakovsky residential complex — 3 minutes to the "Magnet", near a public transport stop and a market.Ideal for 1-4 guests. Everything you need for a comfortable stay is already there: a comfortable bed, a pull-out sofa, an equipped kitchenette (kettle, microwave, stove, refrigerator, dishes, washing machine), air conditioning, Wi-Fi, TV, fresh linen and towels, basic hygiene products. Accounting documents on request, early/late check-in by appointment, parking in the courtyard. Contactless remote check-in . Check-in from 3 p.m.Departure before 12 p.m. Azov is one of the oldest cities in Russia with a history of more than 2000 years. It is located on the banks of the Don River, near the Sea of Azov. Azov is interesting for those who are interested in history and archeology, like to walk through places with the atmosphere of the past and study the military historical heritage. At the same time, the city is quite compact — the main attractions can really be viewed in one or two days. There is really something to see in Azov, both for history lovers and for those who just want to take a walk and take beautiful photos. Here is a list of the most interesting places. You can build a convenient route from them.: The Azov Fortress Massive earthen ramparts and Alekseevsky Gates have been preserved from the once powerful fortress — the only ones of the eleven that have survived to this day. The walls offer a panoramic view of the confluence of the Don and Azovka rivers. Entrance to the shafts is paid (about 50 rubles). By the way, the military historical festival "The Siege of Azov", dedicated to the Azov siege of the Don Cossacks, is held annually near the ancient walls. Azov Historical, Archaeological and Paleontological Museum-Reserve named after A. A. Gorbenko One of the largest museums in the south of Russia, which is informally called the "Donskoy Hermitage". It is located in the building of the former city council of 1892. More than 320,000 exhibits are collected in 20 halls. Be sure to pay attention to the paleontological collection (skeletons of dinotherium, trogonterium mammoths), the exhibition "Treasures of the nomads of Eurasia" (gold and silver of the Scythians and Sarmatians), as well as materials about the history of the Don Cossacks and the Azov campaigns of Peter I. There are sightseeing and themed tours for visitors. The powder magazine This is the only preserved powder magazine of the XVIII century in the south of Russia. It is located within the bastion of St. Anne. Inside is Arseny Chernyshev's diorama "The Storming of Azov on July 18, 1696", antique cannons, cannonballs and mortars Observation deck on Dzerzhinsky street. It offers a great panorama, and a stone staircase with wrought—iron lanterns leads down to the embankment - it's very photogenic.