The Arshintsevo district in Kerch is located in the southwest, on the banks of the Kamysh-Burunsky bay. The name in translation from the Crimean Tatar sounds like “reed cape”. Until the 1960s, Arshintsevo was considered a village.
History
The first mention of Arshintsevo in Kerch is found on maps of 1817, where this territory is designated as the village of Kamysh-Burun with 22 courtyards.
Before the revolution, Arshintsevo was a small village with a fish factory and a cordon of marine border guards. Built in the 30s of XX century. The Kamysh-Burunsky iron ore plant and port became the main places of work for residents of Arshintsevo and the surrounding villages.
The village of Kamysh-Burun received its new name in 1948. He was united with the village of Gorkom and named after the Hero of the Soviet Union Boris Arshintsev, who died during the liberation of Kerch in 1944.
Climatic features
The climate in the Arshintsevo region from Kerch is somewhat different. Winter is warmer and less snowy. Summer is usually hot, up to + 30 ° C, but not dry, but wet. Often a light pleasant wind blows from the sea. Sea water warms up by early June, bathing ends in early October.
Infrastructure
Arshintsevsky district is considered one of the most comfortable. Everything in it is located close to each other: kindergartens, shops, post offices, pharmacies and the City Hospital No. 3.
There is an equestrian club. There are educational institutions:
- Schools No. 28, 13, 11, 19;
- boarding school of arts;
- Marine Technological Lyceum;
- Kerch Technological College;
- Marine Technological University.
The cultural center of not only the district, but also of the city is the “Shipbuilding” Palace of Culture, where concerts of visiting theaters and singers are held. The palace has creative and dance studios for adults and children.
Sporting life takes place at the Metallurg Stadium, which hosts competitions in various sports.
sights
In Arshintsevo (Kerch), the Church of the Assumption of the Blessed Virgin Mary, built in 1907, has been preserved.
In the area you can see the ruins of the ancient city of Tiritaka, which was part of the great Bosporus kingdom. The museum exhibits objects found during excavations of the ancient city.
Green recreation area
A significant part of Arshintsevo is occupied by the Youth Park of Culture and Rest. Shady alleys of the park are decorated with sculptures. There is also a fountain on site. The park has many children's attractions, playgrounds. An interesting place is Ethno-village, where they not only sell handmade souvenirs, but also offer to take part in master classes. Concerts are often held in the park.
Beach in Arshintsevo
In Arshintsevo (Kerch), the beach is located on the Kamysh-Burun Spit, stretching for 1.5 km along Primorsky Descent Street. The width of the beach strip is up to 100 m. It is limited by a low coast, on which trees grow, and where you can hide in hot weather. You can drive to the coastline by car, in the park area there are barbecue facilities, picnic tables.
The beach is covered with fine fine sand, its width varies from 5 to 8 m. For the convenience of vacationers, paving stones are laid. The entrance to the sea is shallow, the seabed is shallow, without stones and pits, safe for children. Water warms up quickly, winds are rare, so waves are not frequent guests.
It’s good to have a good time on Arshintsevsky beach, as the existing infrastructure allows you to enjoy your vacation calmly: there are cafes and dining rooms, playgrounds, attractions, equipment rental and water activities. Entrance to the beach is free.
Where to stay
To enjoy a leisurely and relaxing holiday, in Arshintsevo in Kerch you can stop for a few days before continuing your journey through the Crimea.
There are several hotels to choose from: "Yuganka", "Water Area", "Dream Thea", "Bay", "Classic", "Pearl of the Sea". Rooms are offered in the guest house "At Valyushi", "At Yana", in the "Manor of Count Oliv", in the hostel "Pantika" and "Park Apartments".
Even more economical is renting a room or a house in the private sector. There are many houses in the area built in the 50-70s of the last century. But bright flower beds, inter-house sports and playgrounds adorn Arshintsevo, making it attractive in the south.
How to get there
Arshintsevo is 10 km from the central part of Kerch, leading to the center of the Heroes of Stalingrad highway, which passes through undeveloped territories.
You can get from the bus station of the city to the micro-district by buses No. 5, 5A, 28, 40 and 41, and from the railway station by bus No. 26. At the opening of the Tavrida highway in Arshintsevo, a transport interchange will be provided.