Crimea. Peninsula of legends and architectural masterpieces. Box A.

Anna Korob is a Russian documentary photographer. The abandoned churches, wilted estates, dead villages - these are the main objects of its reports. For many years, Anna has been traveling around the country in search of abandoned historical monuments lost in Russian provinces. The hobby has grown into research, which allows you to draw attention to the dying objects of cultural heritage.

Peninsula of Crimea is famous for its colossal historical heritage, versatile culture and rich traditions. Acquired of the heritage of ancient Greek and early medieval Byzantine architecture, in the Middle Ages the peninsula absorbed the traditions of Muslim culture and, in particular Ottoman and Tatar architecture.

This book will become a guide to the most beautiful and important places of the Crimea Peninsula, you can look On him the eyes of the author himself and plunge into his history. On the pages you will find natural and man -made monuments, both widely known and those that are absent in the mandatory list when visiting this picturesque region: ancient cave dwellings, a destroyed city, abandoned estates, a grand -ducal palace, unique mountains and turquoise sea.