Feodosia, a city on the Crimean coast of the Black Sea, boasts a rich history dating back to the 6th century BC. Founded by Greek colonists as Theodosia, it was later destroyed by the Huns.  Centuries later, traders from Genoa established a flourishing trading post called Caffa, dominating Black Sea trade. After the Russian conquest in 1783, the city was renamed Feodosia.

Today, Feodosia offers a blend of historical and cultural attractions. Explore the Aivazovsky National Art Gallery, showcasing the works of famed artist Ivan Aivazovsky.  History buffs can delve into the past at the Genoese Fortress (Kaffa) or the Feodosia Museum of Antiquities.  The Stamboli Palace, once a wealthy merchant's residence, and the Armenian Church of St. Sergius (Surb-Sarkis) are architectural gems worth visiting.

For a dose of culture, visit the Literary-Memorial Museum of Grin, dedicated to writer Alexander Grin.  Pay homage to the great Russian traveler Afanasiy Nikitin at his monument, or find serenity at the Church of St. Catherine.  Don't miss the picturesque Fountain Aivazovsky in the city center.

For those seeking nightlife, Feodosia offers a range of options.  Enjoy beachside entertainment at a Beach Club, unwind with escape games or workshops at ShtrikhKot, or explore bars and clubs at DymNash or the Wine Bar & Boutique.  For a relaxed evening, savor local wines at the Wine Bar & Boutique or visit Seabass for more bars and clubs.