Mikhailovskaya Gallery

An atmospheric café in a historic location In 1824, a sulfur-salt spring was opened here and named after Emperor Alexander I’s brother, Mikhail. Later, a gazebo was built around the spring, followed by an elegant drinking gallery. In those years, water was collected from a huge basin right in the middle of the hall. Over time, the gallery began to host exhibitions and concerts, and during the Soviet years, it housed the Resort Museum.