You are in the Heart of Mineralnye Vody

Mineralnye Vody is a city that blends natural beauty with a cozy atmosphere, inviting visitors to relax and rejuvenate. Here, you'll find thermal springs and spa resorts, as well as a harmonious mix of urban life and greenery.

The Mineralnye Vody airport is only 4 km from the city center, and it is easy to reach by taxi, bus, or train. The taxi is the fastest and most convenient way. Additionally, it’s easy to travel to the neighboring towns of Pyatigorsk and Zheleznovodsk using buses 223 and 107. The trip between the airport and the railway station takes 25 minutes.

Mineralnye Vody is a small city with a convenient bus network, and taxis offer comfort if you need to get somewhere faster. The best times to visit are summer or fall when you can enjoy the beauty of the North Caucasus, as the weather in winter can be rainy and harsh. Here, surrounded by majestic mountains and lush forests, true treasures are hidden. Embark on a journey to these 16 unique locations and discover everything this amazing city has to offer.

1. Railway Station Building
Built in 1957 in Stalinist architectural style, the railway station building is adorned with stucco, stained glass windows, and landscape frescoes. A 1930s steam locomotive is displayed on the grounds, a reminder of the labor achievements of the local "Stakhanovites."

Address: Stavropol Krai, Mineralnye Vody, Privokzalnaya Square, 1.

2. Mount Zmeyka
Standing at 994 meters, this mountain is a unique natural monument. Its summit is home to rare species of flora and fauna listed in the Red Book. Ancient settlements and an altar for sacrifices are located on the mountain.

Address: 4.5 km southwest of the railway station.

3. Park of Culture and Leisure
In the city center, there is a green park with flower beds, trees, and attractions. After a recent update, the park features an automatic irrigation system, fountains, and new rides.

Address: Stavropol Krai, Mineralnye Vody, Karl Marx Avenue.

4. Alexey Bibik Writer’s House-Museum
The museum is dedicated to proletarian writer and playwright Alexey Pavlovich Bibik, who spent the last 20 years of his life in Mineralnye Vody. Personal items, documents, photos, and books are kept here.

Address: Stavropol Krai, Mineralnye Vody, 50th Anniversary of October Street, 48A.

5. Aviation Technology Museum
On the grounds of a former aviation repair plant, genuine models of aircraft and helicopters from various years, including the Po-2 and Li-2, are displayed. All exhibits are in excellent condition.

Address: Stavropol Krai, Mineralnye Vody, Knyshevsky Street, 70 A.

6. Tersk Horse Breeding Farm
One of the oldest horse breeding farms in Russia, founded in 1889. Here, Tersk horses, known for their endurance and beauty, are bred.

Address: Novoterskaya Village, Shkolnaya Street, 2.

7. Eagle Statue at Privokzalnaya Square
A bronze eagle statue, located near the main entrance to the station, is one of the city’s top attractions. The eagle is depicted with its wings spread, and at its feet is a coiled snake.

Address: Stavropol Krai, Mineralnye Vody, Railway Station Square, 1 (opposite the station).

8. Memorial "Eternal Flame"
A monument dedicated to the heroes of the Great Patriotic War. The Eternal Flame burns in the center of the memorial, surrounded by the Alley of Glory.

Address: Stavropol Krai, Mineralnye Vody, Victory Square.

9. Lenin Monument
Located in the city center, this monument symbolizes the historical legacy and political history of the region.

Address: Stavropol Krai, Mineralnye Vody, Karl Marx Avenue.

10. Monument to General Alexey Yermolov
General Yermolov was a prominent military and political figure in the Russian Empire. The monument honors his contributions to the homeland.

Address: Stavropol Krai, Mineralnye Vody, Hope Square, near the Pokrovsky Cathedral.

11. Monument to Soviet Tankers on the Jemukha River
Dedicated to the tankers who participated in the combat operations on the Jemukha River during the Great Patriotic War.

Address: Stavropol Krai, Yessentuki, city entrance from Buachidze Street.

12. Monument to Peter and Fevronia
Dedicated to the saints Peter and Fevronia, patrons of family and marriage. They symbolize loyalty and love.

Address: Stavropol Krai, Mineralnye Vody, Karl Marx Avenue, near the Registry Office.

13. Monument to A.S. Pushkin
A monument to the great Russian poet Alexander Sergeyevich Pushkin, located in the city center.

Address: Stavropol Krai, Mineralnye Vody, Pushkin Street, 44.

14. Protection of the Holy Virgin Cathedral
A cathedral built in the Byzantine style, serving as the spiritual center of the city. Inside the church, there are exquisite frescoes and icons.

Address: Stavropol Krai, Mineralnye Vody, Pyatigorsk Street, 35.

15. Holy Nicholas Church
A church dedicated to Saint Nicholas the Wonderworker, known for its architecture and spiritual atmosphere.

Address: Stavropol Krai, Mineralnye Vody, Freedom Street, 94.

16. Temple to the Holy Royal Martyrs
A temple built in honor of the last Russian Emperor Nicholas II and his family, canonized as saints.

Address: Stavropol Krai, Mineralnye Vody, Pushkin Street, 87.