Urban village Sartana: travel guide online to Sartana

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General information about Sartana

The village of Sartana is a northeastern suburb of Mariupol.

It was founded in 1780 by Greek colonists, resettled from the settlement of the same name in the Crimea. The Greek Church of Saint George was built in 1824, but it was destroyed by the Bolsheviks in the 1930s. In 2012, a new church of Saint George was built in its place.

The cultural and entertainment center "Village Vashury" operates.

Селище Сартана - північно-східне передмістя Маріуполя.

Засноване в 1780 році греками-колоністами, переселеними з однойменного поселення в Криму. В 1824 році була побудована грецька церква Святого Георгія, проте в 1930-х роках вона була знищена більшовиками. На її місці в 2012 році було збудовано новий храм Святого Георгія.

Діє культурно-розважальний центр "Село Вашури".

Сплануй своє перебування у Sartana

What to see and where to go in Sartana

Tourist attractions and museums of Sartana

Museum of History and Ethnography of Greeks Azov Region, Sartana

History and Ethnography of Greeks Azov Region Museum

Museum / gallery

The Museum of the History and Ethnography of the Greeks of the Azov region is located in the center of the village of Sartana (a suburb of Mariupol).

The museum has a very rich exposition about the culture and lifestyle of the Greeks from the time of their resettlement from the Crimea in 1778-1780, about the founding of new settlements by them, the development of local lands, and the development of the diaspora.

The exposition is located in 6 halls, on two floors.

Museum employees also pay a lot of attention to the cuisine of the Greeks of the Azov region, collect recipes and publish collections of them.

During the Russian occupation in 2002, the management of the museum went to collaborate with the enemy.

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