Mount Mithridat, Historic hill in Crimea
Mount Mithridat is a prominent hill located in the city of Kerch.
The hill has a rich history dating back to ancient times and was named after King Mithridates VI of Pontus.
Mount Mithridat features a monumental staircase known as the Great Mithridat Staircase.
Visitors can ascend the staircase for breathtaking views of the city and sea.
Excavations on the hill have revealed various historical layers, including a Hellenistic fortress.
Location: Autonomous Republic of Crimea
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