Henichesk Regional History Museum

Henichesk Regional History Museum is a local museum in a coastal town on the Sea of Azov that holds artifacts and documents about the region's past. Its collections include archaeological finds and items that record how this place changed over centuries.

The museum was founded in 1959 and preserves collections showing how this place evolved from an 18th-century Russian fortress into a trade center. Its holdings document the different phases of this transformation across many decades.

The museum displays everyday objects from the region's different communities, showing how they maintained their own customs over time. These collections reveal the daily lives and traditions of people who shared this coastal area.

The museum is located in central Henichesk and is easy to reach on foot. Visitors should check opening hours in advance since the building closes on certain days of the week.

The collection holds records about the historic salt trade route that connected Crimea to northern Ukraine through this port. This trade connection shaped the town's economy for centuries.

Location: Henichesk

Inception: 1959

GPS coordinates: 46.16867,34.81148

Latest update: December 14, 2025 18:10