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vintage Soviet travel poster for the Caucasian Riviera, produced circa the early 1930s. The poster was originally commissioned by Intourist, the Soviet Union's state-run foreign tourism organization.
Poster Details
(Kavkazskaya Riviera or Caucasian Riviera).
Purpose: To promote Black Sea coastal resorts as a prime holiday destination during the Soviet era.
Destinations Mentioned: Anapa, Semigorye, Kabardinka, Gelendzhik, Goryachiy Klyuch, Yeysk, Sochi, Uch-Dere, Matsesta, Krasnaya Polyana, and Tuapse.
Key Selling Points:
Sochi and Gelendzhik are open year-round; others are seasonal (May to October).
Anapa is highlighted as a children's paradise with a "Golden Beach."
Matsesta is noted as the world's only source of hydrogen sulfide-rich water.
The region boasts a mild climate, warm Black Sea, subtropical vegetation in Sochi, and is shielded by the Caucasus Mountains from the north |
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