* Little Jerusalem... How much depth there is in these words, how much meaning there is in this depth. Now we are not talking about the world-famous pilgrimage route in Jerusalem, the land of which has been bowed low from generation to generation. Now we are dissolving into an equally well-known route. Along narrow, old streets, where every step has its own history and every building is an architectural monument. Where the friendly ensemble of the four religions has been preserved in an amazing way and touching the Shrines like a time machine takes you to distant antiquity, to the origins of the origin. How many secrets do these streets keep, how many hopes of each people are absorbed by the cobblestones under their feet, trampled by thousands of those who want to know the quarters where the Taurians, Cimmerians, Jews, Greeks lived. This route deserves special attention, it has collected almost all the main attractions: The Juma Jami Mosque was built by architect Sinan, who built mosques in Istanbul. ✔️Duvan's House From the dervishes-wandering Muslim monks who led an ascetic lifestyle — there was also their modest abode, tekie. The Karaite Kenas are a complex of buildings left over from the Karaites - one of the smallest in the world, who valued charity above all. ✔️Among the architectural monuments of Yevpatoria is the Orthodox St. Nicholas Cathedral. ✔️Armenian Church The Greek Temple of St. Elijah is an amazing Shrine of the city. The Yeghia Kapai Synagogue is the center of the religious life of the local Jews and a peculiar architectural structure. ✔️Turkish baths of the XVI century. ✔️The Eastern Gozlev Gate It is a unique combination of religious and historical values. After the route through the Old Town, as you will already have time to note the abundance of restaurants and cafes with cuisine of different nations. By taking time for lunch, you will feel the atmosphere of this city even more. Evpatoria is an eternity!