One of the most beautiful cities in the Stavropol region, is, of course, the capital, the magnificent "City of the cross". The walls of the ancient
Stavropollies on a high hill Caucasus, which is why it was also called "the Gate of Caucasus". Stavropol has a rich cultural heritage, interesting history, multicultural traditions and a unique flavor. Here there is a great atmosphere of conviviality and well-being indefinitely stored patron Saint – an Angel, whose statue dominates the city. Modern Stavropol is a large industrial and business center of Southern Russia, an important transport hub, where many important industrial and financial enterprises, and research centers, prestigious educational institutions, cultural and educational facilities. Through the city pass important automobile and railway highways. Also in Stavropol airport. Unique, charming look Stavropol gives numerous parks, gardens, ravines, lakes, forests, alleys and gardens with amazing flowers, and wide avenues with modern buildings, which blend harmoniously with the historic, monumental and architectural monuments. No wonder, Stavropol is considered one of the greenest cities in our country, and is a multiple winner of awards as the most modern city
Russia. The abundance of greenery, in addition to aesthetic value, combined with the warm southern climate, and also perform a recreational function, with a beneficial effect on the human body. The most important role in the life of Stavropol is playing the field of culture, which are numerous theaters, art galleries, local history museums. Pride is the Stavropol Palace of Children's creativity, carrying out an invaluable contribution to the development and education of today's youth as the future of creative, active, highly intelligent and harmonious personalities, worthy citizens of our great country. A pearl of Stavropol, has long been famous for its spiritual sources, is St. Andrew's Cathedral is the largest Church in the city, whose history began over 100 years ago. Its lush decoration executed in the best traditions of Russian-Byzantine Church architecture, large area, and, of course, numerous shrines, bright atmosphere and rich spiritual tradition attracted many Orthodox residents of the city and of pilgrims from other localities and regions of Russia.