* A trip to Yessentuki is an opportunity not only to learn more about the history of the Russian resort, but also to stroll past the best attractions, each of which holds special secrets. Our tour will begin at the Alekseevskaya Mud clinic, the largest in Europe, which was built in honor of the 300th anniversary of the House of Romanov. The antique building has no analogues in its scope yet - you will have the opportunity to look inside and find out where the healing mud is transported from Lake Tambukan. A staff guide will tell you about the fascinating process of extracting and using mud. Next, we will go to get acquainted with the Imperial Baths and the "weeping grotto", walk along Vorontsovskaya Alley of the Medical Park. Let's not ignore the Zander Institute of Massage, Orthopedics and Therapeutic Gymnastics - locals call it "mechanotherapy". It was here that episodes of the movie "Love and Doves" were filmed, as well as Stanislavsky and Chaliapin were treated. Our route will also include a cast-iron gazebo, spring No. 17, Theater Square and the Peter and Paul Temple Complex, which houses the chapel of the Holy Trinity, the Dormition of the Mother of God and the Prophet Elijah, as well as the highest sculpture of Jesus Christ in Russia.