Bakhchysarai is a town of palaces and cave cities. The Khan’s Palace opens onto quiet courtyards, and paths climb to Chufut-Kale, where cave dwellings are cut into the cliffs.
Culture4.5/5
The Khan's Palace
Nestled in Bakhchysarai, The Khan's Palace showcases stunning Islamic architecture and lush gardens, inviting visitors to explore its rich history and enjoy breathtaking views of the surrounding landscapes.
Landmark4.8/5
Chufut-Kale
This medieval cave fortress spreads across a limestone plateau above Bakhchisaray. You can walk between stone houses and defensive walls, then duck into chambers cut straight into the rock.
Culture4.9/5
Svyato-Uspenskiy Peshchernyy Monastyr'
Bakhchisaray's Orthodox monastery is built into a mountain gorge, with chapels cut into the rock. Cave temples line the climb through the gorge.
Landmark5/5
Karaimskoye Kladbishche Balta-Tiymez
Moss hangs from tilted tombstones at this Karaite cemetery, behind a stone wall with an arched entrance. Marble ornaments lie in fragments among the graves.
Eat4.5/5
Pushkin", Restoran
This Bakhchysarai restaurant serves local Tatar specialties, with tables indoors and in a garden. Plants fill the garden seating.
Eat4.8/5
Kafe "Eski Sheer"
Eat4.5/5
Kafe "Aliye"
Cafe4.8/5
Degirmen
Eat3.9/5
Ashlama-Saray
Bakhchysarai restaurant with dining rooms facing cliffs and a nearby waterfall. From the windows, you can see the cliffs and hear the water.
Cafe4.4/5
Kafe "Guzel'"
This Bakhchisarai cafe has a fountain courtyard and serves coffee with oriental sweets. Its Turkish coffee comes with honey and egg yolk.
Cafe4.5/5
Kafe "Efsane"
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