Things to see and do Kislovodsk ())

Overlooked by Mount Maloe Sedlo, this immense park contains forest roads and circuits marked out with bollards for the use of sanatorium clients. You can climb to the top by cable car. A café (Maloe Sedlo) serving chachliks and mulled wine offers a splendid view of the Caucasus chain. On the way down, admire the planted paths and beautiful flowerbeds, including the "Valley of Roses". Typical of the chic water cities of that time!

You can easily visit the city and the seaside park in 3 or 4 hours, during a pleasant walk between the pedestrian streets and the park's alleys. Leave the central square (October Square where the post is located) and go back to Kourortny Boulevard. After crossing UL. Vokzalnaya on your right, the establishment of the Narzan bath, built in 1903, in an oriental style that its architect learned during a stay in India. Continuing the "boulevard", always on the right, as a response to the baths of Narzan bath, the Oktiabrskyi baths. Architecture is this time constructivist style, the building being built in the 1930 s. At the end of Kourortnyi Boulevard, we enter the park and Narzan Gallery (open daily from 7 a. m. to 9 a. m., from 11 a. m. to 2 p. m. and from 4 p. m. to 7 p. m., free entrance). This mid-nineteenth century building is well preserved. Inside, you can taste the different mineral waters that flow in the region and bear the generic name of "Narzan". You can buy a cup for a few rubles and move from fountains to fountains. Their taste is generally bad, but all Russians will tell you that this is excellent for health. Leaving the gallery, this is the beginning of the park. Going full is (even though it's not always easy to locate), you arrive in front of an eagle sculpture, which is the symbol of KMV, mineral waters of the Caucasus. A little further away, the cable car allows you to dominate the park and the city.