Kerch is on the shore of the Black Sea, though, right, close to the Azov coast of Crimea.
Easy to get to the ferry from Russia (through the Kerch Strait), or on the ground - by train, or bus. You can also by air - but in Simferopol will have to be enjoyed on ground transport.
Since the city is resort, then there will be no problems with housing - it is here for every taste. Public transport in the city - minibuses and trolleybuses.
The history of the city is very "strong" and can be convinced by himself - on the mountain Mithridate (where there is a ladder like Potemkinskaya) there are excavations of the ancient city of Panticapy.
Here, on the mountain, there is a memorial with Obelich Glory dedicated to the victims of the Great Patriotic War. View of the city from here is great!
You can talk a lot about the city, but I remember that: when he passed on one of the repaired central streets, heard light, pleasant music. But where does she come from? It turned out, the speakers are mounted in a neat bunch of stones!
It is this - my main impression of Kerch, and therefore I would call it the city of singing stones.
