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We bring to your attention a virtual tour, a 3d tour of the Absolut boarding house
The use of modern technologies on the Internet makes it possible to create interactive forms of providing visual information. One of these forms of presentation is a virtual tour. On the this moment a virtual tour is one of the most effective and convincing ways of presenting information.
Virtual tour based on a series of panoramic photographs linked by transition points. Virtual spherical panorama (spherical panorama, 3d panorama) is a modern three-dimensional photography technology that allows you to interactively create on the monitor screen a three-dimensional space around the viewer with a sphere of 360 degrees and creates the effect of his full presence in the center of this sphere.
Using the control buttons, a person can, in accordance with his wishes, look around, up or down, zoom in or out any part of the surrounding space, and also go to another panorama through the active transition points.
Unlike regular photos or videos, the virtual tour is interactive, i.e. allows the viewer to control their own viewing of the tour. In other words, a virtual tour is, first of all, virtual tour on the object at the right pace and in the order that is convenient for a particular viewer. The virtual tour may additionally include video, animation, soundtrack and other multimedia elements.
Evpatoria (Ukrainian Evpatoria, Crimean Tat. Kezlev, Kezlev, Karaimsk. Kozliv) is a seaside resort town in the west of Crimea, located 65 kilometers north-west of Simferopol; the administrative center of the urban district of Evpatoria of the Republic of Crimea Population - 106,202 people. (2016). At the height of the summer season, the population of Evpatoria increases several times. Every year from 700 to 900 thousand people come for rest and treatment.
Name
The ancient Greek settlement that existed on the site of present-day Evpatoria was called Kerkinitida (Greek Κερκινίτις). After the destruction of Kerkinitida for many hundreds of years, there was no urban settlement on this place. During the times of the Crimean Khanate, a city was founded, which the Crimean Tatars called Kezlev (Crimean Tat. Kezlev - "spring"), the Turks called Gozlev (Tur. Gözleve), and the Russians called Kozlov. After Crimea became part of the Russian Empire, in 1784 the city was renamed Yevpatoria “because of the dissonance of the name”. In honor of the Pontic king Mithridates Eupator the sixth. (in Greek - "Noble", "Born by a noble father").
Physical and geographical characteristics
Evpatoria is located in the steppe, western part of the Crimean peninsula. The city stretches along the Yevpatoriya Bay of the shallow Kalamitsky Bay. The average height above sea level is 10 m. The length of Evpatoria from south to north is 12 km, from east to west - 22 km. Water resources- artesian wells of Ivanovsky, Chebotarsky, Alminsky-2 water intakes, city wells. Distance from Evpatoria to large settlements(by road):
Evpatoria does not apply to South Bank Crimea, therefore its steppe climate is very arid, although the sea softens it a little, compared to Simferopol. Winters are very mild and usually there is no stable snow cover. Summers are hot and dry.
Population
According to the results of the population census in the Crimean Federal District, as of October 14, 2014, the resident population of the city was 105,719 people. The population of the city is 88.6% of the population of the territory of the urban district of Evpatoria. Ethnic composition According to the 2014 census, the ethnic composition of the city's population was as follows: Population dynamics The population of the city of Evpatoria, excluding the villages that are part of the district of Evpatoria. Evpatoria, is the 4th city in terms of population in the KFO and 3 in the Republic of Crimea.
City chapters
Mazurov Sergey Sergeevich Babovich, Sima Solomonovich (in the 1820s) Babovich, Babakai Solomonovich (1834-1837) Turshu, Solomon (1854-1857) Turshu, Ilya Sadukovich Pampulov, Moisey Aronovich (1861-1863) Pampulov, Samuil Moiseevich (1867 -1879) Mamuna, Nikolai Andreevich (1886-1906) Duvan, Semyon Ezrovich (1906-1911, 1915-1917) Neiman, Abram Isaakovich (1911-1913) Efet, Moisey Markovich (1913-1915) P.V. Ivanov (1917) -?) Sarach, Boris Markovich (1917-1919) Danilenko, Andrey Petrovich (from 1990 to 2014) Filonov, Andrey (from 2014)
Evpatoria is a popular resort town on west bank Crimea. Satellite map of Evpatoria shows that the city is located on the Black Sea coast. It is a flat city located just 10 meters above sea level. The area of the city is 200.6 sq. km.
The economy of Evpatoria is based not only on tourism, but also on industry. There are about 30 food and light industry enterprises, including numerous wine and vodka factories. The city has a sea Trading port, railway station and bus station.
Every summer Evpatoria turns into resort town where hundreds of thousands of tourists come. On the Show detailed map Evpatoria with streets and houses shows that beach area stretches along the entire coast, the sanatorium-resort area is located in the southwestern part of the city, and the old center is in the east.
Panorama of Evpatoria
A brief history of Evpatoria
V century BC-III century AD - located on the site of Evpatoria antique city Kerkinitida
IV century - seizure of the Crimean peninsula by the Huns
1475 - Crimea was captured by the Ottomans, and the Kezlev (Gezlev) fortress appears on the site of modern Evpatoria
1774 - Kezlev is part of the Russian Empire
1784 - the city was renamed to Evpatoria
XIX century - during the Crimean War, the city was captured by the Anglo-French-Turkish troops, then again returned to the Russian Empire
1920 - the "red terror" of the Soviet regime
1941-1944 - the city is occupied by German troops
Juma-Jami Mosque in Evpatoria
Sights of Evpatoria
Evpatoria is one of the main beach and health resorts Black Sea coast... Local sandy beaches, shallow water and almost complete absence of waves attract hundreds of thousands of tourists every year.
Balneological and mud resorts are very popular in Evpatoria. Sanatoriums and boarding houses are located on the medical Moinak lakes and Lake Sasyk.
Among the main attractions of Evpatoria there are many that remind of the rich historical past of the city - the Khan-Jami (Juma-Jami) mosque, the tekie dervishes (monastery), Turkish baths 16th century, old aqueduct - kariz, temple complex"Keraim kenassas" and the ruins of ancient Kerkinitis.
Beach in Evpatoria
Also among the attractions of Evpatoria are the Greek Church of St. Elijah, the Orthodox St. Nicholas Cathedral and the Armenian Church of Surb Nikogayos.
In Evpatoria, you can visit the city theater, the local museum of local lore, the zoo, the dolphinarium, the aquarium, water parks and the Frunze park. Among interesting places can be called the underwater museum "Alley of the Leaders" and Cape Tarkhankut.
