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КRАS NODAR REGION EVENT PASSPORT KRASNODAR REGION — a portrait of the region in a few facts Krasnodar Region is one of the most dynamically developing regions of Russia, which has a powerful transport infrastructure, rich natural resources and is located in a favorable climate zone. Kuban is rightfully considered a health resort of Russia and is a center of attraction for tourists from all over the country and abroad. Krasnodar Region is the most popular resort and tourist region HEALTH RESORT OF RUSSIA of Russia, which is visited by more than 16 million tourists a year. THE MAIN MEDIA CENTER The largest events held OF THE OLYMPIC PARK (SOCHI) ● Area: 158,000 sq. m. Pushkin — 465 places; a. XXII Winter Olympic Games and XI Winter Paralympic Games ● Overall dimensions of the building — Tolstoy — 220 places; (2014) 423 x 394 m. Dostoevsky — 140 places; ● The premises of the Main Media Chekhov — 50 places; b. 2018 FIFA World Cup (2018) Center housed: 3 rooms for preparing speakers for c. FORMULA 1 GRAND PRIX OF International Broadcasting Center — press conferences. RUSSIA (annually since 2015) 60 thousand sq.m. ● Height — 3 floors. d. Russian Investment Forum Main Press Center — Parking: 2,500 places. (annually) 20 thousand sq.m. ● ● Distance to the city center: 30 km. ● 4 conference rooms: e. Russia — ASEAN Summit (2016) LEADING INDUSTRIES Agriculture Wine Resorts and Industrial Information industry tourism complex Technology PLANNING YOUR VISIT THE MOST VIVID WEATHER IMPRESSIONS Accessibility Take a ride in the Olympic Park with Season Average International airports of federal a golf cart, bike or segway. temperature significance are Krasnodar (Pashkovsky), Sochi (Adler), Anapa Visit the Indian lotus plantation, (Vityazevo), and Gelendzhik Airport tea plantations. Winter -3 to -5 °С for domestic flights. Go yachting in Imeretinka and skiing Railway communication in the in Krasnaya Polyana. Krasnodar Region is provided by Take part in an ethno tour in the means of long-distance trains and Spring +5 to +15 °С commuter trains. open-air complex «Ataman» — a lively Cossack village with its inhabitants, Accommodation way of life, songs, dances. Summer +22 to +30 °С ● The number of accredited Try the wines of Kuban. accommodation facilities — 6,284. Watch the ceremony of changing of ● In the Imereti Lowland, the number the honor guard of the Kuban Cossack of rooms — is more than 20,000. army in Krasnodar. Autumn +14 to +17 °С CONTENT 1. Geography and Nature . 8 4. Krasnodar Region Tourism Product Krasnodar Weather and Climate . 12 Tourism Specificities by Seasons . 70 Region Time zone . 12 Capabilities Landmarks and Sights . 74 Social Portrait, Religion . 14 Main Routes . .88 Economy and Production. 16 Useful Facts and Numbers . .97 Transport Accessibility . 18 Main Symbols of the Region . 20 Ratings and Prizes . 22 Main Events: Business Events. .23 Fairs, Festivals, etc. .28 Calendar Plan of Main Events . 30 2. Brief Information on Key Areas 5. Culture . 100 Industrial of Strategic Development of the Region . .40 Culture Traditions and Customs. .101 Specialization Leading Industries . 42 Museums . 104 of the Region Associations and Sectoral Organizations . 52 Theatres . .106 Research Institutes and Branches of the RAS, Leading Universities . 52 3. General Data on the Regional Event Industry. .56 6. Traditional Cuisine. .110 Event Convention Bureau and Marketing Organizations . 58 Gastronomic Map Restaurant Infrastructure Industry Venues and Congress Hotels. .59 of the Region of Traditional Cuisine . 112 Hotel Sector. .60 PCO, DMC, PEO, Services for Events . 62 Krasnodar 1 Region Event Passport Krasnodar Region Geography and Nature The territory borders with the The region comprises the Repub- administrative centre of the ter- Rostov Region in the North-East, lic of Adygeya. ritory is Krasnodar that celebrat- with the Stavropol Territory — in ed its 25th anniversary in 2018. the East, with Abkhazia — in the Over five million people reside rasnodar Region is located in the south South. From the North-West in the territory; 53% of which The territory is divided into two of Russia, the Southwestern part of the and the South-West, the terri- — in cities, and 47% — in the ru- extremely different parts: the tory is washed with the Sea of ral area. The average popula- northern plains and the south- К North Caucasus to be the southernmost Azov and the Black Sea. The total tion density is 73.8 people per 1 ern mountainous ones. The plain region of Russia. The territory is located length of the territory’s borders square kilometre. The Krasnodar area — the Kuban Lowland — takes is 1,540 km: 800 km of them are Region comprises 44 municipali- two-thirds of the territory. The roughly between the equator and the overland, and 740 km are over- ties and urban districts, including Southern area is formed by sys- sea. The greatest length of the 26 cities, 21 urban settlements tems of ridges of the Western pole, at the latitude of Northern Italy and territory from the North to the and 1,717 rural settlements. The Caucasus, a stripe of adjacent Southern France; the 45th parallel divides South is 327 km, and from the biggest municipal entities are foothills and a narrow line of the West to the East is 360 km. Krasnodar (1.4 mln. people), So- Black Sea coast. it into two approximately equal parts. chi urban resort (493 K people), The region is included in the Novorossiysk (331 K people), Ar- Southern Federal District of the mavir (191 K people) and Anapa Russian Federation. urban resort (186 K people). The Common information about the region Tourists are attracted to the Krasnodar Region by: Population (K people) — 5,637.8 ● a variety of climate zones (subtropical ● a variety of landscapes — flatlands and Alpine climate); and mountainous areas; Air-line distance to Moscow — 1,194 km ● 2 warm seas (the Black Sea, the Sea ● a rich natural recreational potential, of Azov); including sanative mineral springs, Railway distance to Moscow — 1,391 km sulfurated therapeutic muds, ● a length of beach territories: over 500 km of beaches in total (sand, geothermal sources, etc. AM distance to Moscow — 1,345 km shells, pebble); Area of the region, — 75 K sq. km Regional centre — Krasnodar There are 3 resorts of the federal importance in the territory: Population of the regional centre (K people) — 1 400 Sochi Anapa Gelendzhik 8 9 Event Passport Krasnodar Region Water resources of the Krasnodar Region are presented with territo- The flora of the territory is repre- rial sea waters of the Black Sea and the Sea of Azov, as well as riv- sented by broad-leaved (beeches, ers, estuaries, lakes, water reservoirs, multiple channels of hydrologic oaks) and dark coniferous moun- systems and underground waters. Kuban River with a total length of tain (silver-firs, fir-trees) forests, 870 km and a river basin of 57,900 sq. km belongs to the category of subalpine and alpine meadows. large rivers. Kuban River is the main waterway which is a water-supply More than 3,000 species of source for the population, business and industrial activities on the plants can be found here. territory of the region. The length of Kuban in the Krasnodar Region is 662 km. Timber plays an important role among all resources of Kuban, because it is of special conserva- tion interest and serves as a ma- jor source of fine wood in Russia. The animal world of the Krasno- dar Region is diverse and repre- sented with 101 species of mam- mals, 37 species of reptiles and amphibians, 340 species of birds and 110 species of fishes. Be- sides, a lot of animals have been listed in the Russian Red Book. The Black Sea is located between The Sea of Azov is a terminal ba- the Caucasus Mountains in the sin in a raw of the Don, the Kuban North and the Pontic Mountains River and rivers of the Northern in the South. In the North-East and North-Eastern Priazovie. The the Black Sea connects with length of the coastline in the the Sea of Azov via the shallow Krasnodar Region is 550 km. Kerch Strait; in the South-West, it connects with the Sea of Mar- mara via the Bosphorus Strait, and through the Sea of Marma- ra — with the Mediterranean Sea. That’s how The Black Sea is con- nected with the Atlantic Ocean. 10 11 Event Passport Krasnodar Region Time Zone Weather and Climate Patterns The Krasnodar Region belongs to the time-zone marked as the Moscow Time Zone (MSK) as per the international standard. The GMT offset (in comparison with UTC) is +3:00. From Anapa to The average 800 mm of Tuapse is an area temperature on the precipitation occurs of a moderately flat land in January in 365 days. continental climate. −3 to −5 °C, in July From Tuapse to Sochi +22 to +24 °C; is an area of humid subtropical climate; ocated on the border of middle and subtropical The duration of the warm period (the period with the The frostless season in most of the regions lasts latitudes, at the junction of flatlands and moun- atmospheric temperature above 0 °C) on the most for 180–200 days, on the coast of the Black Sea — Ltains, the territory is notable for a variety and part of the territory is 9–10 months, while on the 220–260 days. versatility of weather conditions. The climate on the coast of the Black Sea the temperature actually nev- largest part of the territory is moderately continental, er drops below zero degrees, i.e. there are only a few Every popular urban resort of the Krasnodar Region though it’s subtropical on the coast of the Black Sea days of the cold period when subzero figures can be has its individual climate patterns.
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