Yevpatoriya, a city boasting rich history and natural beauty, graces the western coast of Crimea. Founded around 500 BCE as the Greek colony of Kerkinitis, it has witnessed the rise and fall of empires, including the reign of King Mithridates VI Eupator.  Explore the Yevpatoriya Dolphinarium and enjoy a delightful dolphin show with your family.  Take a nostalgic ride on the historic Evpatoriyskiy Tram, a charming mode of transportation offering a glimpse into the city's past.

Yevpatoriya offers a variety of cultural and historical attractions. Visit the Complex of Karaite Kenasses, a unique place of worship regardless of your beliefs.  Be captivated by the beauty of the Cathedral of St. Nicholas, especially when illuminated at night.  Stroll along the Gorky Embankment, a scenic walkway perfect for a relaxing time by the sea. Explore the historic Juma-Jami Mosque and admire the architectural details of the Odun-Bazar Kapusi, the old wooden bazaar gates.  Uncover the historical significance of the Dervish Monastery, a site whispering tales of the past. While the city doesn't boast a vibrant nightlife scene, you can unwind in the serene evenings by the sea or explore the local cafes and restaurants serving delicious Crimean cuisine.  For a touch of shopping therapy, visit The Harasho, an art gallery showcasing local talent, or Dom Deco, a specialty and gift shop offering unique Crimean mementos.