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“Korovin’s painting - impudently careless, rough - seemed to many in the 19th century simply inept. No one then suspected that both the painting and the colors in these paintings were of high dignity, that their author was a real painter. Misunderstanding in relation to K. Korovin - of the most deplorable quality. It best proves how far the Russian public is in general from any understanding of painting. What a sadness that this huge master, this bright original talent, who twice spent his energy on such ephemeral creations as exhibition panels, is all spending time on even more ephemeral creations - on theatrical scenery, will probably not get the opportunity to immortalize himself and gift Russia with a truly beautiful, majestic work..."
Alexander Benois about the work of Konstantin Korovin

In 1912, Konstantin Korovin built a dacha in Gurzuf.
The history of Korovin’s house began with a meeting with Chekhov, who invited him to settle at the Gurzuf dacha near the sea. The artist refused - he could not sleep so close to the noisy elements that caused his heart to pound. And he built himself a workshop not close to the shore; from its window one could see a house by the cliff where Anton Pavlovich once lived. In his memoirs we read: “I often reproduced this house in my paintings. Roses... and Anton Pavlovich’s house stood out intimately against the background of the sea. It gave the mood of a distant land, and the sea rustled around the poor house where the soul of the great writer, poorly understood by his time, lived.”

The Salambo dacha is quite modest in architectural terms, such an ascetic modernist style. Here the artist painted “Portrait of F.I. Chaliapin”, “Gurzuf in the evening”, “Flower Market in Gurzuf” and other works. Korovin was visited by I.E. Repin, V.I. Surikov, L.I. Andreev, D.N. Mamin-Sibiryak, A.M. Gorky, A.I. Kuprin, F.I. Chaliapin. The entrance to the dacha is now decorated with sculptures of K. Korovin and F. Chaliapin, who poses for him.

Portrait of F.I. Chaliapin. 1911
Interesting moment - Chaliapin in black socks))).

View of the sea and Chekhov Bay.

Gurzuf2. 1915
Chekhov's dacha is visible in the distance.

Marina in Gurzuf. 2016

Marina in Gurzuf. 1916

Gurzuf in the evening. 1912

The tour begins in the courtyard. There are long benches on the platform overlooking the sea and Chekhov Bay. “Frying pan” - this is what this terrace was called in the times of Korovin and Chaliapin because of the heat. Then the cypress trees were still young and the sun burned mercilessly during the day. In addition to the cypress trees, several unusual bushes of climbing roses have been preserved from those times.

Inner courtyard of the dacha.

The Gurzuf period was short-lived - from 1911 to 1917, but fruitful. The works of this time are particularly light and artistic. “On the Seashore”, “Pier in Gurzuf”, “Gurzuf in the Evening”, “Flower Bazaar”, “Fisherman’s Bay” are literally mesmerizing. It was in the south that Korovin became interested in still life, a genre he had previously underestimated.

These blue balconies are the historical part of the building, the rest are more recent additions. The walls, the ceiling, and the balcony openings all remained intact.

Blue balconies

The excursion to Korovin's house begins with the guide's story about the life of the great artist, the first Russian impressionist.
And Korovin’s life, like that of all people, was full of both sorrows and joys. But despite everything, his paintings are very positive, full of bright colors and mood.
Korovin bought a plot of land in Gurzuf thanks to Chekhov, with whom he had been friends since his student years. He built a cottage-workshop. And in order to support her, he built an apartment building nearby, the rooms in which he rented out for 65 rubles a day with full board. He named the dacha beautifully - Salambo, emphasis on the "o".
The workshop gradually expanded, turning into a villa of fourteen rooms, which the owner and author of the project called “Salambo” - after the novel about the Carthaginian passions by Gustav Flaubert and the ballet of the same name at the Bolshoi Theater, for which Korovin wrote the scenery.
On the site of the workshop there is now a dining room, and in the apartment building there is a house for Korovin’s creativity.

Let's look at the exhibits in the memorial room of Konstantin Korovin.

In Konstantin Alekseevich’s workshop there was antique dark red furniture, the walls were trimmed with brown wood. On the balcony of the studio Korovin painted several famous sketches - “Balcony in Crimea”, “On the terrace”, “Evening. Interior" and others.

Balcony in Crimea. 1910

Crimea. Gurzuf. 1917

At sunrise he wrote the morning sketch, after breakfast he went to work on the daytime sketch, and at dusk he began the third - the evening one. Evening streets, dukhans and benches with lights and dark figures especially inspired the artist. And so, while he lived in Gurzuf, almost every day passed.

Gurzuf. 1916

Marina in Gurzuf. 1914

easel Korovin

Gurzuf. 1914

Roses. 1910

Korovin moved his extensive collection of vases and jugs to the Gurzuf dacha. He was always very concerned about matching the flower vessel with the character of the bouquet. And Korovin himself composed bouquets for each room, and he painted a great variety of Crimean roses.

On the seashore. 1910.

Roses. 1912

Portrait of the artist K.A. Korovin. 1891.

During Soviet times, the dacha was used as a recreation center. Since 1947, it has become the House of Creativity of the Art Fund. Artists and creative intelligentsia work and relax here. Very often on the old streets of Gurzuf you can see people with easels.

On the end facade of the Salambo dacha building (Chekhova St., 1) in 1961, a bronze memorial plaque with a relief portrait of K.A. was installed. Korovin (sculptor S. Morgachev). Konstantin Alekseevich Korovin was buried in 1939 in France, where he emigrated in 1923.

“Korovin was not gifted with a comprehensive talent. The harmony of truth and beauty that illuminates the art of V. Serov, the tragic ecstasy of M. Vrubel or the inexhaustible imagination of N. Roerich were not available to him, and from the point of view of academic science, Korovin did not always satisfy strict experts and judges. Beautiful, richly colored works interspersed with unsuccessful and sometimes banal paintings; magnificent examples of coloristic mastery - with “raw” paint, bravura, sweeping strokes, loose and approximate drawing. Korovin must be accepted as he was, with his strengths and weaknesses, this is how he entered the history of Russian painting of the late 19th - early 20th centuries..."
Grigory Ostrovsky about Konstantin Korovin

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Ayu-dag (Bear Mountain). The shape of Mount Ayu-Dag (Bear Mountain) is characteristic of all laccoliths - the so-called “failed volcanoes”. The dome-shaped peak was formed as a result of the cooling of magma in the thickness of the earth's crust. It was as if the volcano did not have enough energy to eject molten substances from the bowels of the earth and, exhausted, it froze on the surface like a stone mushroom. The height of Bear Mountain is small - 577 m above sea level, but its area is impressive - 5.4 sq. km.
Ayu-Dag is a state reserve. This mountain juts out into the sea, forming a cape that is clearly visible from almost all sides of the southern coast. This is an excellent reference point for sailors. Already to the inhabitants of the Middle Ages, this peak looked like a huge bear leaning towards the sea and as if drinking water from it. Many legends and stories are associated with this peak of the South Coast.
Distance hides a lot. From a distance it seems that the mountain is overgrown with bushes, but in fact the fur of the gigantic stone bear is a real dense and shady forest. It has ancient roads, trails, vast green meadows, and right next to it there are stone cliffs, screes, rocks, on which waves crash below.
Ayu-Dag is called one of the natural mineralogical museums of the South Coast. The stands on Red Square in Moscow are made from Crimean diabase. Recently, a previously unknown mineral in Crimea was found here - vesuvian. The total number of minerals discovered on Ayu-Dag has reached 18. The relict vegetation covering the slopes and top of the mountain is also interesting: evergreen strawberry trees, Pontian broom shrubs, and Crimean cistus live here. This is the only habitat in Crimea of ​​a special type of forest cabbage and the only habitat in Ukraine of a rare fern - the pteridose fern.

Nikitsky Botanical Garden. On June 10, 1811, with the active participation of the famous botanist and sericulture inspector of the south of Russia M. Biberstein, the “Decree on the establishment of the Imperial State Botanical Garden in Crimea” was signed in St. Petersburg. In the same year, 375 acres of land were purchased from the village of Nikita (now the village of Botanicheskoe) from the local landowner Smirnov. M. Biberstein offered the post of director of the garden to his assistant, 30-year-old scientist H.H. Steven. Already in September 1812, the first plantings were made. This was the beginning of the modern State Nikitsky Botanical Garden. Over 14 years of tireless activity, H.H. Steven, later nicknamed “Nestor of Russian botanists,” collected more than 450 species of exotic plants. Nowadays, the living collection of the garden includes 30 thousand species, hybrids and varieties of plants from almost all countries of the world. In the Lower Park of the garden Californian oak grows (not found anywhere else in our country), and in Primorsky there are the most heat-loving trees and shrubs: myrtle, feijoa, orchid tree, chamerops (dwarf palm). In the Nikitsky Garden there are Aleppo pine, Numidian (Algerian) fir, grass-leaf oak (California) and Arizona cypress, Virginian juniper and the only specimen of the “iron tree” in the Nikitsky Garden - Persian parottia. The tree reaches 6 m in height, has a crown of broadly oval leaves, which take on a pink-orange color in the fall. Winery "Massandra"- the head enterprise of the agro-production association "Massandra". The ancient factory building has unique Golitsyn cellars, where dry, dessert, strong and liqueur wines are kept in oak containers for aging. The Enoteca contains over 1 million bottles of collectible wines. Listed in the Guinness Book of Records. The plant has a winemaking museum and a tasting room (dry, strong, dessert, liqueur wines). At the factory you can purchase vintage and collection wines of Massandra. There is an exclusive excursion with a visit to the enoteca and tasting of collection wines.

Massandra Palace(Palace of Alexander III). In Upper Massandra, there is one of the best architectural monuments of the southern coast of Crimea, the palace of Emperor Alexander III. It was built on the slopes of a mountain range, in a secluded place surrounded by forest.
The history of the palace is interesting. Construction began in 1881 by order of the governor’s heir, Prince S.M. Vorontsov, but a year later the prince died. In 1889, the Massandra estate of the Vorontsovs, along with the unfinished palace, was bought for Emperor Alexander III. Three years later, the construction of the palace was completed, but Alexander III did not have to live in it: in 1894 he died in Maly Livadia. In Soviet times, for many years this beautiful architectural monument was a closed “object”. The leaders of the party and government of the former USSR stopped to rest in the royal palace, which became a state dacha. Currently, the palace is the object of excursions.

"Glade of Fairy Tales" museum of floristry and Zoo "Fairy Tale". Above Yalta, above the South Coast Highway in a forested gorge, there is the "Glade of Fairy Tales", a museum of sculpture and floristry. Hundreds of fairy tale heroes are made from different materials, and often nature itself has already created them from funny snags and growths.
Here is also the huge and ever-expanding Skazka Zoo, the largest private zoo in Ukraine, where you can feed and pet the animals, and also take pictures with Baba Yaga and other wild personalities.

Yalta Zoo "Fairy Tale" opened in 1995 and during this time it has been visited by more than 1 million people. This is the first private zoo on the territory of the former USSR. Today, Skazka is home to more than 120 species of animals brought from all continents of the globe. Many of the animals arrived here with injuries and were nursed by his workers. In recent years, the zoo has been purchasing animals under international contracts concluded with the Association of European Zoos and Aquariums.
Here you can see pelicans, squirrels, monkeys, Ussuri tigers, rabbits, Himalayan bears, peacocks, ostriches and many other animals and birds. Each animal in this zoo has its own name written on a sign. You can take a photo with each of them. On the territory of "Fairy Tale" you can hear music and sounds of wildlife all the time. There are many souvenir shops, cafes and funny crooked mirrors. This zoo differs from others in that you can feed the animals and pet everyone except predators. At the entrance to Skazka there is a special table with food for animals, which you can buy and feed to your favorite animal. The most extreme animals drink beer and smoke cigarettes, such as monkeys.
At the Yalta Zoo you can visit "Grandma's Yard" - this is the area where domestic animals are located: dwarf pigs, ponies, sheep and goats.

Great Livadia Palace- the former summer residence of the last Russian Emperor Nicholas II - the main attraction of Yalta. The Livadia architectural and park complex is one of the outstanding monuments of architectural and park art. The palace was built according to the design of the remarkable Yalta architect, academician N.P. Krasnov (1865-1939) in the style of the Italian Renaissance. The Livadia Palace Ensemble, in addition to the Grand Palace, includes the retinue building, the palace of the Minister of the Court Baron Fredericks, built simultaneously with the palace, the palace church in the name of the Exaltation of the Holy Cross, built in 1872, and the Italian courtyard.
By the way, the gates of the Italian courtyard, as N.P. Krasnov testifies, are “Italian work, taken from Verona in 1750,” and not made by Ural craftsmen, as stated in guidebooks of recent years and stories of tour guides. In 1925, a sanatorium for peasants was opened in the former royal palace; later, in 1931, it was transformed into a climatic treatment plant. On February 4-11, 1945, three months before the victory over Nazi Germany, the Crimean (Yalta) conference of the heads of government of the three states of the anti-Hitler coalition - the USSR, the USA and Great Britain was held in the Great (White) Hall of the palace, at which the "Declaration of liberated Europe", the decision to create the UN and other documents that were important for the fate of the world. During the conference, the palace was the residence of the President of the United States of America, F. Roosevelt.

The Tsar's Path, or the Sunny Path in Livadia - the beginning of the Royal Path, which can be easily identified by the sign, is located in the park near the Livadia Palace. About one and a half thousand meters, the Tsar's Path passes without any descents or ascents at a huge height (more than 130 meters). At the Krestovaya rock the trail reaches a height of one hundred and seventy meters. Throughout its entire length, the Sunny Path is hidden by the crowns of trees; even on fairly hot and sultry days, coolness reigns here in the oak forest. That is why the trail is called the “Path of Health” - it has absorbed the influence of almost all the healing factors of the climate of the local resort.
The trail was laid from Livadia to Oreanda in 1861; previously it went only to Lower Oreanda. Here, at the behest of Nicholas II, a road with a total length of 6580 meters was built in the 1900s. It was called the "horizontal path" due to the fact that most of its route passed at the same height.

Swallow's Nest, castle(Cape Ai-Todor). Perhaps the most famous landmark of the South Coast, along with the Vorontsov Palace. It dominates the entire coast between Miskhor and Livadia. The castle was built on the Aurora rock of Cape Ai-Todor in 1912 according to the design of the architect A.V. Sherwood for Baron V. Steingel, a Baku oil industrialist. With the outbreak of World War I, he left for Germany and sold the castle to the merchant Shelaputin, who opened a restaurant here. In 1927, during an earthquake, part of the rock collapsed, but the building survived, although for many years it was considered unsafe and was closed. Restored in 1971. Now it houses the expensive Italian restaurant “Verona”. Entrance to the site near the castle is paid. You can get to it by regular ships or by minibus from Yalta. The rocky island of Parus, pushed out into the sea, is picturesque. And above it on the rock there is a sculpture of an eagle. At the foot of the Swallow's Nest, traces of Stone Age people were found by scuba divers in flooded caves.

Miskhorsky sanatorium and park complex. Late 18th century; up to one hundred species and forms of plants, 23 hectares; p.g.t. Koreiz. Miskhorsky Park is a monument of landscape art, founded earlier than other Crimean parks - at the end of the 18th century. Here, on an area of ​​23 hectares, about 100 species and garden forms of exotic trees and shrubs are concentrated. In the landscape park, groups of trees alternate with clearings. Along with local forest species (downy oak, Crimean pine, blunt-leaved pistachio) are Arizona and Guadalupian cypresses, Aleppo and Coulter pines, palm trees, bamboo, and oleander. There is a color and musical fountain in the park. No one will pass by two sculptural groups - bronze "Mermaid" and built on the embankment fountain "The Girl Arza and the Robber Ali Baba", made based on Crimean Tatar legends. They reflect one of many moments of the abduction of girls by Turkish pirates and their sale into the harems of Istanbul pashas and beys.

Cable car to Ai-Petri. From Miskhor you can take a cable car to the Ai-Petri plateau. This is the longest cable car in Europe. The trip gives you the opportunity to see majestic mountains, the wild beauty of gorges, the mysterious darkness of caves, and a unique panorama of the South Coast. There is a weather station on Ai-Petri, founded in 1895. Here you can touch the Ai-Petri meridian, marked with a geodetic sign - a metal globe on a granite base. The viewing platforms offer a wonderful panorama of the South Coast. In the southwest, the famous Ai-Petri battlements rose, reminiscent of the teeth of a huge dragon. Using the Miskhor-Ai-Petri cable car you can make a wonderful journey by air. Twenty minutes and you are at an altitude of 1200 m!

Alupka palace and park complex (Vorontsov Palace). The town of Alupka is located 17 km west of Yalta. In the 20s of the XIX century. Here the estate of Count M.S. arose. Vorontsova. He was brought up in England until the age of 19, and then made a career and a huge fortune. The austere English architecture in the western and northern parts of the palace is inconceivably mixed with the Muslim splendor of the southern and eastern facade. The palace was designed by the English court architect Edward Blore. The palace has about 150 rooms, the front part of which is distinguished by expensive decoration, unique furniture and paintings. And in the winter garden, against a background of luxurious greenery, there is a collection of antique statues.
The park was laid out by the German gardener Karl Kebach, mixing Italian and French techniques. Exotic plant species were delivered from all over the world, along with valuable local species, about 200 species. The fountains, cascades, and ponds are wonderful, one of which is called Swan Lake. Chaos of blocks of diabase, the igneous rock from which the palace was built, have also been preserved.
Entrance to the park is free, but through a special paid entrance to the South Terrace you can get to the famous Vorontsov lions. They are made of white marble by the Italian sculptor Bonnani.

Mountain-Cat and Simeiz rocks. A complex natural monument (1947) in Simeiz, elevated to the rank of state significance (1984). The bizarre shape of the mountain justifies its name: looking closely, you really guess the “head” that has fallen to the shore, higher up the slope - the curved 260-meter “back”, and then the “tail” of a giant cat. Scattered nearby are other limestone rocks with original shapes: one that stepped into the sea rock Diva, the wreckage of the storm-destroyed Monk, Panea, Swan Wing. Some of them are associated with mythical stories and legends. On the slopes of Koshka there is a real museum of relief forms: stone chaos alternates with grandiose peaks and towers, abundant karst potholes. An 80-meter karst mine goes deep into the massif. And on top of this geological foundation, like an emerald blanket, spread relict woodlands. In this natural botanical museum, tall juniper and strawberry tree, Crimean pine, Pontian broom, cistus, and pistachio, listed in the Red Book, grow in this natural botanical museum. Mount Koshka is the only habitat of fumana thyme in the CIS. 16 species of local plants are listed in the Red Books.

Blue Bay tract, water park. At the western foot of Mount Koshka lies the beautiful Limen Valley, ending in the bay of the same name, called Blue because of the color of the clear sea. Three peaks rise above the valley: Pilyaki, Camel and Khyr. At their junction, one of the few sites of an ancient Neolithic man in Crimea was discovered. Archaeological excavations have revealed many scrapers, knives, and arrowheads made from translucent white and gray-violet flint.

Aquapark famous for its use of sea water. The water park itself is quite large and has a variety of water attractions.

Foros Church. It is located above the village of Foros on the border of the lands of Sevastopol and Greater Yalta. Visible from everywhere - from below from the sea and from above from Yaila, on the lonely Red Rock (sheer cliffs reach 400 m) stands the graceful Church of the Resurrection of Christ. In 1892, the architect academician N.M. Chagin, commissioned by tea magnate A. Kuznetsov, erected it in memory of the rescue of Emperor Alexander III and his family during a train crash in 1888. The image of the church on the rock became a trademark on tins of the best tea in the empire.
Above the church, the old south-bank highway goes to Sevastopol through the Baydar Gate. They offer the best view of the church, as if floating above the South Bank. And the new highway, very convenient and picturesque, goes at the foot of the cliff with the church. One way or another, the church has become one of the symbols of the South Coast. She is even depicted in the film “Jackie Chan's First Strike.”

Yalta embankment

Theater of sea animals "Aquatoria" is a unique project that united people and animals on one stage. A project that allowed not only humans but also animals to show their individual acting qualities. Until now, it was believed that an animal is a kind of creature that can carry out commands. But how to explain the look, the acting, the reaction to the audience, the excitement before going on stage? Undoubtedly, these dolphins, sea cats and lions, white whales and walruses are not just inhabitants of the seas and oceans - they are real artists who are rightfully called STARS!

Yalta embankment- this is the central oldest, but unusually beautiful street of the city, the official name is Lenin Embankment. Lenin Embankment is the central walking street of Yalta, one of the oldest streets in the city. The promenade is lined with palm trees and filled with a continuous line of attractions, bars, cafes and restaurants. The architecture combines a variety of styles and is clad in polychrome red granite and light gray porphyrite.

Cathedral of St. Alexander Nevsky- - the main Orthodox Cathedral of Yalta, one of the city’s attractions . The cathedral was built at the end of the 19th century in honor of the Russian Emperor Alexander II, who died at the hands of the People's Will. The interior was designed by the architect S.P. Kroshechkin, the iconostasis, dome and walls were painted by the Kiev artist I. Murashko. The mosaic with the image of the holy prince on the outside of the temple was made by the students of the Venetian A. Salviati. The domes of the temple were covered with gold. Next to the cathedral, a church house was built in the style of an ancient Russian tower according to the design of the architect M. I. Kotenkov. In 1908, the construction of a three-story house was completed, which housed a parish school in honor of Tsarevich Alexei, a shelter for tuberculosis patients, and a meeting hall for the Alexander Nevsky Brotherhood.

Yalta lighthouse- rises on the edge of a concrete pier near the passenger port of Yalta, which partially blocks the entrance to Yalta Bay. The main purpose of the lighthouse is to ensure the safe navigation of ships along the southern coast of Crimea and when ships enter the passenger port of Yalta. And the purpose of the pier is to make it safe for ships to dock in the port. Indeed, in winter, serious storms of up to 8-9 points sometimes occur on the local coast. And the long pier reliably protects the berthing of ships in the port.

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