Resort Town of Sochi (municipal formation)

Sochi's Hidden Gems

Explore Sochi's diverse landscape, from the largest aquarium in Russia to the subtropical collections of the Sochi Arboretum. This selection features historical landmarks like Stalin’s preserved dacha and the Stalinist-era Art Museum, alongside the 1970s Singing Fountains. Nature enthusiasts can visit the 33 Waterfalls or climb the Akhun observation tower for panoramic views. For a local experience, the Central Market offers regional specialties, while Riviera serves as the city's oldest public park.

Sochi Discovery World Aquarium

One of the newest and, of course, largest aquariums in Russia. Many species to see, with descriptions in English, too!

Sochi Arboretum

The Sochi Arboretum is a unique collection of subtropical flora and fauna.

Stalin's Summer Residence

The "dacha" is preserved the same as it used to be when Stalin was living here. Come here to peek into his private life.

Akhun tower

Mount Akhun is a stand-alone mountain in the Khostinsky City District of Sochi, Russia.

The Singing Fountains

Built deep in the 1970s, this fountain still belongs to Sochi's attractions. The light show is accompanied with music.

Central Market

Come here before noon to catch most stalls open. Fresh produce and local specialties occupy majority of the space here.

Sochi Art Museum

Built during the Stalinist era, this lavish museum presents a collection of Russian art. Worth visiting for art connoisseurs.

33 Waterfalls

Spring is the best time to go see these waterfalls - the mass of water creates powerful streams and water cascades.

Riviera

Founded in 1898, this is Sochi's oldest public park. It features the Glade of Friendship, where magnolia trees have been planted by prominent figures and cosmonauts since 1960.