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The village of Bezimenne is located on the shore of the Sea of ​​Azov, 20 kilometers east of Mariupol.

It was first mentioned in 1799 as the village of the Nameless Don Army. It is known for certain that in 1820 the poet Oleksandr Pushkin passed through the village on his way to the Caucasus. According to local legend, Pushkin asked the fishermen who were mending their nets under a large oak tree what their village was called. He was told that the village had no name. "Well, since it is without a name, we will call it Bezimenne," answered the poet. The sand spit and bay to the east of the village have long been called Lukomorya. It is believed that Pushkin described these places in the famous prolog ...

The village of Bezimenne is located on the shore of the Sea of ​​Azov, 20 kilometers east of Mariupol.

It was first mentioned in 1799 as the village of the Nameless Don Army. It is known for certain that in 1820 the poet Oleksandr Pushkin passed through the village on his way to the Caucasus. According to local legend, Pushkin asked the fishermen who were mending their nets under a large oak tree what their village was called. He was told that the village had no name. "Well, since it is without a name, we will call it Bezimenne," answered the poet. The sand spit and bay to the east of the village have long been called Lukomorya. It is believed that Pushkin described these places in the famous prologue to "Ruslan and Lyudmila" ("In the seashore, the oak is green...") and, possibly, in "The Tale of the Fisherman and the Goldfish".

Recently, the village of Bezimenne has been developing as a seaside resort. Summer here is hot, its second half is dry. The landscape is steppe, with scanty vegetation. The coast breaks off to the sea with a large ledge. The sandy beach is very long. There is a campsite at the beginning of the spit, and several recreation centers are located closer to the center of the village.

Село Безіменне розташоване на березі Азовського моря в 20 кілометрах на схід від Маріуполя.

Вперше згадується в 1799 році як станиця Безіменна Війська Донського. Достеменно відомо, що в 1820 році через село проїжджав поет Олександр Пушкін по дорозі на Кавказ. Згідно з місцевою легендою, Пушкін запитав у рибалок, які лагодили сіті під великим дубом, як називається їхнє село. Йому відповіли, що село не має імені. "Ну, раз воно без імені, так і будемо називати його Безіменне", - відповів поет. Піщану косу й затоку на схід від села здавна називають Лукомор'ям. Вважається, що ці місця Пушкін описав у знаменитому пролозі до "Руслану і Людмилі" ( "У лукомор'я дуб зелений ...") і ...

Село Безіменне розташоване на березі Азовського моря в 20 кілометрах на схід від Маріуполя.

Вперше згадується в 1799 році як станиця Безіменна Війська Донського. Достеменно відомо, що в 1820 році через село проїжджав поет Олександр Пушкін по дорозі на Кавказ. Згідно з місцевою легендою, Пушкін запитав у рибалок, які лагодили сіті під великим дубом, як називається їхнє село. Йому відповіли, що село не має імені. "Ну, раз воно без імені, так і будемо називати його Безіменне", - відповів поет. Піщану косу й затоку на схід від села здавна називають Лукомор'ям. Вважається, що ці місця Пушкін описав у знаменитому пролозі до "Руслану і Людмилі" ( "У лукомор'я дуб зелений ...") і, можливо, в "Казці про рибака та золоту рибку".

Останнім часом село Безіменне розвивається як морський курорт. Літо тут спекотне, друга його половина посушлива. Ландшафт степовий, з мізерною рослинністю. Берег великим уступом обривається до моря. Піщаний пляж дуже довгий. На початку коси розташований кемпінг, а ближче до центру села - кілька баз відпочинку.

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The sand spit to the east of the village of Bezimenne, as well as the bay of the Sea of Azov located behind it, are called Lukomorye.

According to legend, this braid and oak, which once grew on the seashore, were described by the poet Pushkin in the prologue to "Ruslan and Lyudmyla" ("The oak is green by the sea...") and, perhaps, in "The Tale of Fishing and Gold fish" ("There lived an old man and an old woman, near the bluest sea ..."). Pushkin really passed through these places in 1820 on his way to the Caucasus. According to the memories of his fellow travelers, they stopped in the shade of a huge oak in the village of Bezimenne. Now there are no oaks in these places, but you can find a large tree that fits Pushkin's description.

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