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Paramonov warehouses. One of the few Rostov-on-Don landmarks that have survived since pre-revolutionary times. Located on the city's main embankment, at its very beginning. In June 2025, an episode of the movie "One Blood" was filmed here (judging by the props, it's from WWII). This place can still be visited relatively freely (not counting the torn barrier ribbons and broken doors). You can get to the warehouse area from below, from the embankment, or from above, from Sedova Street, by going down the stairs to the right of the building of the Institute of Water Transport.

A place where everyone should visit and preserve in the memory of descendants the history and heroism of the great Russian people during the Great Patriotic War.

Asphalt section of the road along the left bank of the Don River.

Scenery on the shore of Taganrog Bay for the film "The Lighthouse Keeper"

A manor-dacha built in 1861 for the first classifier of Russian heraldry, historian Alexander Lakier.

Lakiera Castle is a country estate built in 1861 for the first classifier of Russian heraldry, historian, Alexander Lakiera. In 1994, “Ensemble of the estate - dacha of Lakiera A.B.” was recognized as a cultural heritage site of regional significance. This is the only building in the Russian neo-Gothic style in the Rostov region. In January 2022, it became known that the authorities decided to put the estate up for sale, since there were no funds for restoration. Activists from the My Façade movement have been trying to find money to renovate the entire complex and create a museum in its place since 2015. (from Wikipedia) https://dzen.ru/a/XkFmYrg9cH4J-yQo

Voroshilovsky Bridge is a continuation of Voroshilovsky Prospekt. The bridge offers a beautiful view from both sides. If you find yourself at the bottom of the bridge, then you can climb it either by elevators (which sometimes do not work) or by a very long staircase without ramps, so if you are with a bicycle, then it will ride on your shoulder to the top.

Zaitsevsky rocks (Rostov region) - a small mountain range near the village of the same name, are Spurs of the Donetsk Ridge. The rocks near the Kundryuchya River are one of the most unusual places in the lower Don. The height varies from 5 meters to 40 meters and they are considered the highest in the Rostov region. This place is also known as the "Zaitsevsky Rocks" climbing wall, where enthusiasts and athletes go in for mountaineering.