Old postcards Gurzuf

This website is a unique visual archive where the history of Gurzuf in photographs is revealed through rare old postcards issued between 1945 and 1991. It features various views of Gurzuf on postcards: streets, houses, embankments, parks, monuments, summer camps, architectural landmarks, and everyday scenes of life in this coastal resort town.

Old photographs of Gurzuf allow us to see what this picturesque corner of Crimea looked like during the Soviet era — calm, inspiring, filled with southern light and a creative spirit. Among the soviet cards presented are: “Embankment, Gurzuf, 1979”, “Creative House named after K. A. Korovin, Gurzuf, 1979”, and “A corner of the Sputnik camp grounds, Gurzuf, 1979” — images that reflect the spirit of the time and the charm of a seaside town.

Old Gurzuf in photographs comes to life in every image. Old photos of Gurzuf capture not only the town’s architecture but also its atmosphere — light, summery, filled with sun and sea. Gurzuf street photos offer a visual journey through the past, inviting you to walk once again through familiar paths. Historical photographs of Gurzuf are more than just pictures — they are a living history, brought back to life through these preserved old postcards and vivid visual memories.