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• Dervish’s Tekie

  
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  The name of the complex means “the resident of wandering monks (Dervish)”. This is the only one example of the Muslim architecture of Renaissance in Crimea that is preserved in the primordial state. Read on
  

• Odun-bazar - Gezlev Gates

  
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  The Odun-bazar were the largest gates in Gezlev (an ancient name of Yevpatoriya). They were constructed at the end of 15th century and are over 400 years old; they have resisted the siege of Cossacks, and the Russian-Turkish wars. Read on
  

• Turkish Bath

  
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  Turkish bath, which is also called Hamami, was built in 16th century. The bath is divided in two parts for men and women. The architecture is simple and elegant. Read on
  

• Karaimskie Kenasy

  
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  Kenasy is an original place of the culture of the small ethnic Turkic community called Karaim. They are an off-shoot of Judaism Read on