Bakhchysarai
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Tourist attractions
Ismail Gasprinskiy (2 min)
A memorial dedicated to Ismail Gasprinskiy, an influential Crimean Tatar educator and publisher.
D.I. Pachadji House (late 19th – early 20th century) (14 min)
This historic house represents residential architecture from the late 19th to early 20th century in Bakhchysaray.
Mimber (1.1 km)
An attraction named Mimber, often associated with a platform or pulpit.
Tea Boulevard (1.1 km)
Museum showcasing tea culture and its historical significance in the region.
Dürbe (Ahmed Bey's Dürbesi) (1.1 km)
A historic mausoleum known as Dürbe, associated with Ahmed Bey.
16th Century Mimber (1.1 km)
A pulpit from the 16th century once used by imams to deliver prayers, located in a former courtyard surrounded by stone walls.
The House of Crimean Tatar Composer and Musician Asan Refatov (1902-1937) (1.2 km)
Memorial house of Asan Refatov, notable Crimean Tatar composer and musician.
V.I. Lenin (1.3 km)
Memorial dedicated to V.I. Lenin, a prominent historical figure.
A.S. Pushkin (1.4 km)
Memorial dedicated to the Russian poet Alexander Sergeyevich Pushkin.
Pachadji House (Former Registry Office) (1.4 km)
Historic castle building that formerly served as the local registry office.