A walk along the quay of Kerch, Crimea.

Before the trip to Kerch, I could not think that this ancient city would impress me so much. Kerch is called a museum in the open air.

A beautiful quiet quay, an ancient, glorious city with a rich history

There is a sense of peace, despite the riot of the elements. The sea was stormy. The wind speed is 13 meters per second.

Quay Kerch is divided by stripes of green plantations on several avenues. On one of the avenues is a monument to the great poet with the inscription "AS Pushkin from Kerchans".

On the picturesque site a monument to the sea paratroopers who died in battles for the city of Kerch during the Great Patriotic War was erected.

Very nice fountain with a ball in the middle, surrounded by geysers. They say he looks very impressive in the evening, when the lighting lights up and more geysers turn on.

I liked these quiet avenues with cozy benches.

All the urns in the center of the city are decorated with a certain ornament. The view of the urn does not spoil the photo at all.

I liked that the embankment was free from trade tents, pavilions and cafes.

There are shops here, but on the far from the sea avenue. And therefore do not violate the harmony of the coastal strip. There are also places for leisure.

Here such an excursion along the quay of Kerch turned out.

I invite everyone to visit this interesting city, because there really is something to see. I will try in the following posts to introduce you to this amazing city.

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