Rostov-on-Don is called the port of three seas. It connects the trade routes of Central Russia with the Black, Mediterranean and Caspian seas. This largest city in the south of the Russian Federation is known not only for trade, but also for its industry.

The city is the capital of the Southern Federal District, awarded the Orders of Lenin and World War I degree. In 2008, he was awarded the honorary title of the Russian Federation “City of Military Glory”.

The Rostov Cathedral is widely known, in front of which there is a monument to St. Demetrius of Rostov. Among tourists, the church of the Armenian monastery Surb-Khach (18th century) is popular. The main Bolshaya Sadovaya street plunges into the atmosphere of the southern merchant city. The alleys going down to the Don well kept the mood of old Rostov. It is also worth noting scenic views from the promenade to the left bank of the Don. It is worth visiting the Botanical Garden of SFU and the zoo.

Program includes: park of culture and rest named after Maxim Gorky “City of Masters” (an exhibition of crafts, products of masters of decorative and applied arts), the stage at the Rostov State Musical Theater - theatrical opening of the Day of the city of Rostov-on-Don with the participation of artists of the Rostov theaters and the best creative groups, Bolshaya Sadovaya - theatrical festive concerts “Rostov is us!”, Soviet Square - theatrical show program “Donshchina - My Homeland!”. In the evening in the Park of Culture and Rest named after Maxim Gorky - a festive concert of the city's creative groups, in the evening on a stage near the Rostov State Musical Theater - a festive concert of artists of the Rostov State Musical Theater, in the evening on Theater Square - a festive gala concert with the participation of creative groups of the city and Russian pop stars, followed by fireworks.