Презентация, доклад по английскому языку Еvpatoria my native town

is located in the Kalamitsky Gulf of the Black Sea. We have sandy beaches and pebble beaches.

since 1914.
it still enjoys great popularity among holidaymakers, despite the fact that in recent years there has been a significant increase in the transportation of fixed-route taxis. The fare is 13 rubles.

beautiful in the Crimea. It was restored and refined in 2003. The promenade starts from Frunze Street near the sculpture of Hercules and stretches for 800 meters along the coastal strip to Duvanovskaya Street. Along the embankment are concentrated architectural landmarks, beaches, souvenir shops, restaurants and attractions.

walks. There are no equipped beaches and tourist infrastructure, but there is a magnificent view of the sea, the Juma-Jami Mosque and the St. Nicholas Cathedral. Many tourists prefer to sunbathe and swim here. In the plans of the city authorities - a complete reconstruction of the embankment, including its park part.

of two houses of worship (Big and Little Kenasses), a religious midrash school, a canteen and outbuildings. It was erected on the site of a dilapidated city kenassa in the early 19th century and became the spiritual and cultural center of the Crimean Karaites. The complex has a small museum, combined with the national library "Karay-biktikligi".

(in the Crimean Tatar - Odun-bazaar kapusy). Several centuries ago, the gates were part of the defensive fortifications of Gözlöv (Közlev), which was part of the Crimean Khanate. From here the rulers went to Bakhchisaray after completing the prayer at the Juma-Jami mosque. The Gözlöv Gate was destroyed in the 1950s. and restored in 2004 on the initiative of the city authorities on the means of sponsors

status of a Friday mosque. The construction was erected in the XVI century under the Khan Devlet I Geray (Girey). During the following centuries it was repeatedly restored and rebuilt. During the Soviet era Juma-Jami served as a museum. In the 1990s. the building was returned to the Muslim community of Evpatoria.

century, erected in memory of the liberation of Evpatoria from the enemy army during the Crimean War. Funds for construction were allocated by Muslim, Karaite, Greek, Armenian and Jewish communities. A considerable amount was donated by the Russian Emperor Alexander III. In the Soviet period, the temple was planned to explode, but it managed to survive due to the fact that the order for destruction was never issued.

The building was built according to the project of architects A. Heinrich and P. Seferov in neoclassical style. By its elegance and beauty it can be compared with the Odessa Theater. Here at different times F. Shayapin, K. Stanislavsky, E. Vakhtangov, A. Vertinsky, M. Savinai performed other well-known artists. After the last restoration, the auditorium was expanded to 900 seats.

civilians who died during the Great Patriotic War. During the German occupation of Crimea in Yevpatoria, as a result of mass executions, more than 12 thousand people were killed. The memorial was built in 1954 on the site of the mass grave. In 2008, it underwent capital reconstruction, which resulted in the entrance arch, commemorative plate and square.