One of Sochi's original structures, this sulfur spa features bathing rooms and massage areas.

If you already visited Mamaev Gurgan, the Panorama is a something you must see if you still have time in Volgograd. Take an English speaking guide, it will cost you 600Rb for one hour, but she will...

These momuments marks the area where the Soviet army defeated Hitler's army on the eastern front during World War II.

Crowd-pleasing shows feature spectacular performances by trained dolphins, lions, fur seals and killer whales.

Hike along the Agura ravine to find these stunning waterfalls, the highest at 90 feet.

Get a taste of the daily lives of the Adyg tribe by trying on their clothes, learning how they made their tools and sampling the delicious smoked cheese and baked trout that were part of their diets.

This river that flows into the Black Sea forms numerous waterfalls and provides a venue for rafting.

Kavkazsky reserve has a great array of animal life including unique Caucasian tur and rare European bison.

Sochi's most popular park contains games, amusement rides, art galleries, cafes, statues, a pool and beautiful magnolia trees planted by Russian astronauts in the name of peaceful space exploration.

For those who like to swim, splash and slide, this small waterpark with a five-lane multislide, sea water pool and more is worth a visit.

The largest subtropical park in Russia contains more than 30 acres of stunning natural beauty.