Be sure to include trips to the picturesque surroundings in your leisure program at the sanatorium.
City Park
Here, everyone will find an activity they enjoy: active leisure enthusiasts can ride bicycles or rollerblades, those seeking tranquility can enjoy scenic alleys and shady corners, while children can have fun on numerous attractions and the children's railway.
What to see?
- Attractions: Carousels, swings, and a Ferris wheel will delight children of all ages. The children's railway stands out as a unique feature in the Voronezh region!
- Fountain: In summer, light shows are held here, creating an unforgettable spectacle accompanied by music and dancing water.
- Rest areas: Green lawns, comfortable benches, and gazebos invite you to relax from the hustle and bustle of the city.
- Concert events: Regular performances by artists, festivals, and fairs attract thousands of spectators.
Kostomarovo (Kostomarovsky Spassky Convent)
The Kostomarovsky Women's Orthodox Monastery is a famous cave monastery in the Voronezh region, located two kilometers from the right bank of the Don River near the village of Kostomarovo. Today, it is one of three active cave monasteries in the region and one of its main sanctuaries, also known as Russian Palestine. The main attraction of the monastery is its unique cave temples located within a chalk mountain.
Facilities at Kostomarovsky Monastery include: Spassky Temple, Cave of Repentance, Kostomarov Golgotha, Above-ground temple in honor of the icon of the Mother of God "Seeking the Lost," Seraphim of Sarov Temple, three cave cells for hermits, Monastery refectory, and monastery shop.
Divnogorye (Museum-Reserve)
The hallmark of Divnogorye is its impressive chalk landscapes: whimsical rock outcrops on steep slopes and comb-like canyon-shaped ravines. The floodplain meadows amaze with their vastness and serenity, featuring steppe areas and sites unique to Europe and Russia where relict flora and fauna have survived since ancient times.
Divnogorye is home to more than 800 plant species. Eight of them, such as the beautiful feather grass, Kozopolyan's prolamin, and leafless iris, are included in the Red Book of Russia. Additionally, more than 150 vertebrate species and nearly 7,000 invertebrate species inhabit this area, with over 50 also listed in the Red Book.
Among the numerous historical and natural monuments in Divnogorye, artificial cave complexes hold a special place. To date, 48 archaeological sites from the Late Paleolithic era to the Middle Ages have been discovered here.
