Taganrog
Sourced from Wikivoyage. Text is available under the CC-by-SA 3.0 license.
Get in
By plane
Taganrog Yuzhny AirportA small regional airport with flights only from Moscow and a few local villages.
-
address: nearby Rostov-on-the-DonMight be a much better option for arrival by air is to take a flight to the larger, which have good international connections with Europe.
By train
Reaching Taganrog by rail usually requires a change of trains in Rostov-on-the-Don which is an important rail hub. A few direct trains heading to the Black Sea cost makes stop-overs here but they are usually only running during summer season. However, commuter trains from Rostov-on-the-Don departs hourly during the day with a journey time of just two hours.By bus
There is also a developed network of shuttle bus service from Rostov-on-the-Don and other neighboring cities and villages of Rostov Oblast and across the border from Ukraine.By car
- When traveling from Moscow, take federal route M4 up to Rostov-on-the-Don, after Rostov take route Е58-М23 in direction of Taganrog (around 45 miles).
- When traveling from the Ukraine, pass through Mariupol, Novoazovsk and cross the border checkpoint at Novoazovsk. After the Ukainian/Russian border, go around 35 miles on route M23 to Taganrog.
Get around
- Taganrog's main and most popular public transport is tramway. It has a network of 9 lines.
See
There are eight museums in the city: Alferaki Palace, Taganrog Museum of Art, Birth house of Anton Chekhov memorial museum, Taganrog City Architectural Development Museum, Ivan Vasilenko Museum, Chekhov Gymnasium, Anatoly Durov Museum, The Chekhov Shop.
Do
Theaters
-
Taganrog Chekhov Drama Theater
phone: +7 8634 383-573address: Ulitsa Petrovskaya 90The oldest drama theater in the South of Russia (founded in 1827)
Parks
Gorky Park
-
Primorsky Park
address: Instrumentalnaya Street
Eat
-
phone: +7 8634 310440address: Turgenevsky 24The cafe for children and grown-ups stylized using the theme of Astrid Lindgren's "Karlsson-on-the-Roof". Named after Fröken Hildur Bock, the Lillebror's sitter. The book of the Swedish writer became a huge success in the Soviet Union after the 1968 and 1970s cartoons where Fröken Bock was voiced by the Taganrog-born actress Faina Ranevskaya.
Drink
-
Two Pounds
phone: +7 8634 681904address: Ulitsa Chekhova 43an English-style pub offering beer, live music, tv broadcasts of soccer matches and the game of darts. Live concerts start at 8PM.
Sleep
-
phone: +7 8634 683000address: ul. Dzerzinskovo,161
-
phone: +7 8634 311-357address: ul. Schmidta 16A
-
phone: +7 8634 321-122address: Ulitsa Portovaya 1-2
-
phone: +7 8634 383-022, +7 8634 314-405address: Ulitsa Petrovskaya 64
-
phone: +7 8634319-001, +7 8634 365-003address: Ulitsa Grecheskaya 76