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Msc yacht club menus (2024) | top sail lounge nights 7, 8, and 9.

Welcome back to our final installment of our experience in the MSC Yacht Club Top Sail Lounge! It’s been fun to look back at the menus and the food over the past couple of weeks and I’m excited to share the final three dinners we enjoyed on board.

Be sure to check out MSC Yacht Club Nights 1, 2, and 3 and MSC Yacht Club Nights 4, 5, and 6 for a complete look at all of the delicious menus and dishes we enjoyed during the course of our 9-night sailing!

MSC Yacht Club – Night Seven Dinner Menu

On a typical 7-night cruise, this would be our final dinner. However, with MSC Meraviglia’s 9-night sailing, it meant we had tonight and two more meals to go. It’s time to go all out and try multiple dishes!

On night seven, I had FOUR appetizers! Everything sounded so delicious. I started with the Winter Salad and Assorted Chinese Dumplings. After those were finished, our server brought out my Seasonal Vegetable Soup. I knew with all of that food, I couldn’t do two entrées, but I didn’t want to miss trying the risotto (for obvious reasons!), so I ordered an appetizer portion of the Shrimp Risotto. Unfortunately, the portion size was just as big as the main entrée portion!

For my actual main dish, I ordered the Indian Butter Chicken – one of my favorite dishes! Check out the “before” and “after” pics in the gallery below to see what I thought of the dish! I ended my absolute delicious meal with Coffee Ice Cream. Yum.

MSC Yacht Club – Night Eight Dinner Menu

Night eight was our second Gala Dinner on board MSC Meriviglia. There were so many good options… but what to choose?

I couldn’t decide on an entre, so I went with two. As a result, I only ordered two Starters: Arugula, Lollo, and Cherry Tomato Salad and an appetizer portion of the Fettucine Alfredo. Clearly, I didn’t learn my lesson from the night prior, as this was anything but an appetizer portion!

For my two main dishes, I ordered the Truffle Filet Mignon and the Chooley Chawal. I’m a sucker for garbanzo beans and roti bread, and this dish did not disappoint. After all this food, I wasn’t all that hungry for dessert, so I asked if they still had any of the Coffee Ice Cream left from the night before. Like magic, it appeared on the table shortly after.

MSC Yacht Club – Night Nine Dinner Menu

Our final dinner in the Yacht Club Top Sail Lounge. How is it already the last night? Friends we met on board highly recommend Rocky and I share a slice of the lasagna. We were also informed that we could request the chef to make our favorite dishes… so that’s what I did!

I started light with the Tricolor Salad and Gardener’s Minestrone Soup (in the background). As mentioned, we shared a slice of the Lasagna Bolognese.

On the final night, you know I had to get the Asparagus Risotto. However, I also asked the chef for an appetizer portion of my favorite dish of the week: Champagne Risotto. The champagne-version won hands down over the asparagus!

Finally, I ended my last dinner at the Yacht Club with the Lemon Delight.

Overall Thoughts on the Yacht Club Top Sail Lounge

If you didn’t pick up on it through these posts, we loved our experience in the exclusive Yacht Club restaurant Top Sail Lounge. It was some of the best food we’ve tasted across all of our cruises. In fact, MSC confirms that they spend more money per passenger on Yacht Club food than anywhere else on the ship – and it shows. From nightly risottos to Rocky’s multiple lamb dishes an truffled everything… It made for a truly memorable trip.

MSC Yacht Club Top Sail Lounge Menus

Thank you for joining us on this culinary journey where we got to explore nine nights of exclusive dining on board MSC Meraviglia in the Yacht Club’s private restaurant Top Sail Lounge. If you haven’t already, check out the rest of the menus and food photos below!

• MSC Yacht Club Menus (2024) | Top Sail Lounge Nights 1, 2, and 3
• MSC Yacht Club Menus (2024) | Top Sail Lounge Nights 4, 5, and 6

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Yacht Club's New Summer Menu Now Available

The Yacht Club has captured the essence of summer with new lunch, dinner and drinks menus that showcase the best flavors of the season.

The new menus feature a variety of soups, appetizers, salads, sandwiches and entrees, including gluten-free and vegan items. They include new offerings as well as fan favorites such as fish and chips, jumbo soft pretzel with crab dip, the Cowboy burger, Crab Cobb salad and the Yacht Club Club sandwich.

New menu items include:

Fried Calamari - Flash-fried with yellow peppers, parmesan cheese and garlic aioli

Buffalo Brussels - Flash-fried with red onion, blue cheese crumbles, and tossed in a house-made Buffalo sauce

Crispy Pork Belly - Sweet and spicy crispy pork belly over a pineapple and broccoli slaw

Mussels - French-style in a garlic, shallot and Dijon white wine broth with parsley and baguettes

Salad Sampler - House-made tuna salad, shrimp salad and chicken salad served with celery and crackers

Lollipop Lamp Chop Charmoula - Four lollipop lamb chops with artichokes, olives, capers, red onion and roasted red peppers

Roasted Veggie Flatbread - Roasted red peppers, roasted broccoli, onions, cremini mushrooms and garlic with mozzarella cheese

Salmon BLT - Salmon, bacon, lettuce and tomato with avocado mayo on a brioche bun

The Powerhouse - Sprouts, hummus spread, spinach, avocado, red peppers, red onion and tomato on a spinach wrap

Bourbon Dip - Shaved prime rib, horseradish aioli, caramelized onions, provolone cheese on a baguette with bourbon au jus

The Parm - Breaded chicken breast, marinara, provolone cheese on a baguette

The Po Boy - Fried oysters, lettuce, pickles, spicy remoulade

The Melt - Tuna salad, bacon, smoked gouda baked open-faced

The San Diego - Carne asada, fries, corn, peppers and onions, cheddar jack cheese with ancho cream in a burrito

Pork Chop - 14oz porterhouse-cut pork chop with chipotle BB! over broccolini and mac n' cheese

Shrimp & Grits - Jumbo shrimp, onions and peppers in a creole sauce over cheddar grits

Roasted Salmon - Roasted salmon over polenta and spinach, oven-roasted tomatoes topped with beurre blanc sauce

Filet Pizzaioli - Grilled 80z filet over mashed potatoes and asparagus topped with pizzaioli sauce

Lobster Ravioli - Lobster ravioli in a sage butter with spinach and prosciutto

Adobo Chicken - Half chicken braised adobo-style over spinach and jasmine rice

Vegan Meatballs & Sausage - Vegan meatballs and sausage in marinara over gluten-free pasta

The Yacht Club is open Thursday-Sunday beginning at 11 a.m. and daily beginning May 19. Lunch is available until 4 p.m.; dinner is served beginning at 4 p.m.

To view the complete lunch, dinner and drink menus, visit https://www.opyachtclub.com//restaurant-menu.

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New Cape Coral Yacht Club designs: Most on council like a coastal, Key West vibe

Given three different design options for the new Yacht Club Community Center , most of the Cape Coral City Council is leaning toward a coastal, Key West-flavor architecture.

At a committee of the whole meeting on Wednesday, the city sought direction from the council on a design direction for the outside of the community building.

"It's a concept, just like we do with anything else, and as we are designing, things may come up that we want to shift and be nimble (on)," said Cape Coral City Manager Michael Ilczyszyn.

James Pankonin with Kimley Horn, a consulting firm focusing on public and private developments, presented the information about the look of the community building.

Cape Coral's Yacht Club Community Park, which includes a yacht basin, tennis courts, a swimming pool, a ballroom, and a beach, has been a popular attraction and staple for the city since the 1960s but is set to undergo major renovations after Hurricane Ian delayed the original plans .

The current plans include a new two-story community center to replace the ballroom, removing the tennis courts, rearranging the area to accommodate a four-story parking garage, a new restaurant, and a new resort-style pool.

The city is also preparing for the demolition of the Yacht Club and its facilities in April as it awaits permits.

No estimates could be provided for the price of the new building.

"It will really come into how much of certain materials are needed and construction methods," Ilczyszyn said.

The city will have that information once they have 30% of the construction design.

Two public meetings for the designs are planned for April 2 and May 7.

After getting public input, the city will vote to amend its contract with Kimley Horn to approve all these changes.

The plan is to have these changes approved or introduced before the summer hiatus.

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John Bryant with Sweet Sparkman Architecture and Interiors, a Sarasota-based design firm, said the goal with the new designs was to maintain the experience of the original Yacht Club.

The majority of the council preferred option one.

Design one:

Bryant described the first option as "coastal vernacular" and similar to the park buildings at Lake Kennedy and Yellow Fever Creek.

"So it's sort of informed by the current architectural work in 2024," Bryant said. "Kinda Key West."

Councilmember Dan Sheppard and Mayor John Gunter preferred option one.

Gunter said the design was the most pleasing for him.

Councilmember Keith Long liked option one and said he liked the Key West aesthetic.

Councilmember Tom Hayden liked option one.

Design two:

Option two is more informed by the current Yacht Club and would have a stone base and mid-century feel to it, according to Bryant.

"There's certainly opportunity to kind of further develop this option to have even more of the existing Yacht Club feel, but a different vibe, feel than option one," Bryant said.

He also said option two might be more expressive the closer they try to recreate the aesthetic of the old ballroom building.

Councilmember Jessica Cosden liked design two as it incorporated design elements of the old building though she lamented how similar it looked to the first design.

"I wish we could have done more, but I know it's hard with a two-story building, to make it look the same as a very unique one-story building.

Councilmember Bill Steinke said two would be his choice as well, but was wary of additional maintenance of natural wood products used in the design.

"As long as we can bring that aesthetic and keep the maintenance down, number two would be my choice," Steinke said.

Councilmember Robert Welsh said he could go either way, but he liked the look of two.

Design three:

This would be more contemporary and modern.

"Even with a more contemporary language, you can still have warmth, incorporating some wood elements and stone elements," Bryant said.

None of the council members expressed any favorability for the third design.

Inside the new community center

The Community Center will have an additional 10,000 square feet for a total of 47,000 square feet, a history room to remember the first ballroom building on the first floor, and more rooms for civic and community use on the first floor.

Additionally, the new ballroom has shifted slightly as the balcony area on the second floor has been expanded to wrap around the top of the building.

Corinthia Yacht Club introduces its signature Ramadan offerings

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Corinthia Yacht Club has announced its latest offerings, from a beautifully curated iftar set menu to a delicious suhour à la carte menu, and a magical Suhour Night Tea, in celebration of Ramadan.

All three menus will be offered to guests throughout the holy month, where guests are invited to indulge in an atmosphere of tranquillity and elegance.

This Ramadan, guests will be able to break their fast with Corinthia Yacht Club’s iftar which offers a selection of renowned Arabic dishes and desserts, from the traditional Fattoush to deliciously grilled meats, a selection of pastas as well as rice, before ending it on a sweet note with traditional desserts like Kunafa, Baklava and Cheesecake.

Guests can also enjoy their Ramadan nights with a Suhourà la carte menu, available for non-members, enabling them to create their own pre-dawn meal. The menu includes an array of dishes from appetisers, soups, sandwiches and freshly prepared desserts.

Guests are also invited to indulge in a Suhour Night Tea with Arabic touches that promise an exquisite journey of flavours, featuring aesthetic cakes, a selection of Arabic sweets and impeccable service.

In addition to the delectable tea offering, it will also offer a sparkling option as an add-on, providing guests with an opportunity to elevate their suhour experience.

The club’s British Chef Bijendra Yadav with a rich background in crafting high tea experiences at renowned London establishments, like The Savoy and The Park Lane Hotel, brings unparalleled expertise to Corinthia Yacht Club. Drawing from this illustrious experience, Chef Bijendra emphasises the importance of unwavering consistency in the precise art patisserie.

Speaking about the new menus, Chef Bijendra Yadav said, “‘I am thrilled to contribute to Corinthia Yacht Club’s Ramadan offerings. From the iftar set menu, suhour à la carte menu to Suhour Night Tea, each showcases traditional Arabic flavours with its own unique twist. The á la carte and Iftar menus feature classic Arabic dishes, while the Suhour Night Tea offers a delightful fusion, blending British tradition with reverence for Ramadan, where guests can expect delicate sandwiches, indulgent pastries and renowned Arabic flavours. Each dish has been crafted to deliver a truly exceptional experience and I’m honoured to be part of it.”

The suhour Night Tea menu showcases meticulous preparation, from sandwiches featuring Scottish Smoked Salmon on rye to Turkey Ham on fennel bread. The baking precision extends to traditional plain and raisin scones.

Embracing British tradition with a touch of innovation, the patisserie items include an indulgent Salted Caramel Snickers, Pistachio Éclair as well as Kunafe, reflecting a commitment to flavour and excellence.

The Suhour Night Tea is available daily to non-members at the Lobby Lounge from 9pm to 2am at QR210 per stand for two.

Iftar set menu will be available for non-members Lobby Lounge for QR250 per person.

The suhour à la carte menu will be available for non-members at the Lobby Lounge from 8pm to 2am.

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The new Cape Coral Yacht Club is getting an "Old Florida" facelift. Cape Coral City Council members decided on a "Key West aesthetic" for the community center.

At Tuesday's Cape Coral City Council meeting, developers presented three design options for the new community center at the Cape Coral Yacht Club. The yacht club was destroyed by Hurricane Ian.

Developers described option one as a "Key West-inspired- aesthetic". Number two is very similar to the original yacht club building with wood and stone features. Option three is a more modern design. Three council members, including Bill Steinke, Robert Welsh and Jessica Cosden voted for option two.

"I think it's important that we stick to what we talked about. I don't think we made a promise, but I think we talked about incorporating the old building in this design," said District 7 Council member Jessica Cosden.

Five council members, including Mayor John Gunter, Dan Sheppard, Tom Hayden, Richard Carr, and Keith Long voted for option one.

"I just appreciate the aesthetic of the old Key West. I think we should also keep in mind; we just had a discussion at the CRA meeting, I believe, with regards to keeping the coastal theme in that particular area. I think we utilize the yacht club plans as a reference for that," said District 6 Council member Keith Long.

No one voted for the third option.

This means developers will move on with option one. Cape Coral City Council will continue to discuss design plans in two upcoming meetings on April 2 and May 7.

The new community center will be 2 stories totaling 47,000 square feet. It will have plenty of space for events in its ballroom, multi-purpose hall and meeting spaces. It will also have a kitchen, bathrooms and space for retail. Designs also show a wrap-around balcony and open foyer.

A spokesperson with the City of Cape Coral said the deconstruction process has begun in preparation for the demolition of the buildings. According to the city's website, demolition is supposed to begin next month.

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Ale & Compass Restaurant

Set your sights on Yankee comfort food and seafood classics at this cozy gastropub-inspired eatery.

Ale & Compass Lounge

Bar Service Navigate your way to a cozy lounge with a great wine list, light snacks and overstuffed chairs.

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Breakfast, Lunch, Dinner Find hot and cold offerings with grab-and-go convenience for breakfast, lunch and dinner.

Cape May Cafe

Breakfast, Dinner Start your day with a hearty buffet breakfast or visit later for signature seafood and turf dishes.

Beaches & Cream Soda Shop

Lunch, Dinner Satisfy your sweet tooth with old-fashioned ice-cream favorites or savor delicious hot-off-the-grill items at this 50s-themed eatery.

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Breakfast, Lunch, Dinner Enjoy a hot, made-to-order meal, grab a quick bite or stock up on snacks before heading out for a day of fun in the parks.

Martha’s Vineyard

Lunch, Bar Service, Late Night Gather for a glass—or bottle—of wine at this casual lounge reminiscent of a New England beach house.

Hurricane Hanna’s Waterside Bar and Grill

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Yachtsman Steakhouse

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Council will review new design plans for Yacht Club

On Wednesday, council members will review design options for the new structures and amenities that will go on the property.

The yacht club opened in 1962 and was the gathering place for the first residents of the city.

“I think the bigger, the better for the city hall area, with more rooms and more opportunity,” said Shadrach.

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Rostov on Don

Bolshaya Sadovaya Street

Bolshaya Sadovaya is the central and one of the oldest and most beautiful streets of Rostov, running parallel to the Don line. The street is full of gorgeous historical and modern buildings, administrative institutions, restaurants and greenery. The area is ideal for walking during the day and at night. Get directions .

Cathedral of the Nativity of the Blessed Virgin Mary

Rozhdestvensky Sobor , the symbol of the city, was built in 1860 on the market square. The design is based on a draft of architect Konstantin Ton , the designer of the Cathedral of Christ the Saviour in Moscow (explaining why both cathedrals look similar). Get directions .

The October Revolution Park

The October Revolution Park is one of the most popular green spaces in the city. The shaded park is known for its excellent conditions for exercising and offers an artificial lake with water birds. Find here also some playgrounds and cafés, an amusement park, and since 2016, a 65-meters tall ferris wheel. Get directions .

The Obelisk to the Liberators of Rostov

The Stela (Ru) was installed in 1983, on the 40th anniversary of the Liberation of Rostov-on-Don from the fascist invaders. Its top is adorned with a golden sculpture of the Goddess of Victory, Nike . The base of the stela is encircled by a bas-relief made of tufa with hanging bells inside. Get directions .

The Rostov Academic Drama Theatre

A mock-up of the Rostov Academic Drama Theatre (Ru) represents Russia in the London Museum of the History of Architecture alongside a mock-up of St Basil's Cathedral . It was built in 1935, blown up by the fascists in 1943 and restored in 1963. Its unusual and monumental shape resembles a tractor.

Visit the official website (Ru) for ticket info. Get directions .

Soborny Lane

Soborny Pereulok (Ru) is one of the first streets of Rostov, with references going back to 1811. During the past 200 years it changed its shape and length several times, and recently it became partly pedestrian, enriched with seating areas and small trees. Get directions .

Pokrovsky Cathedral

The Pokrovsky Cathedral is an Old Believers’ church. This community exists in Rostov since the end of the 18th century and was represented mostly by wealthy people. It was thanks to the means of one of the merchants that this church was built in 1913. Get directions .

Horizon (Mall)

The biggest mall of Rostov is the place to find what you need. Horizon offers a large number of stores of big international brands. The mall is also nice for leisure, with an aquapark, a cinema, a bowling, restaurants and karaoke.

Learn more about Horizon and its stores on the official website . The mall is open every day! Get directions .

Pokrovsky Park

Pokrovsky Park (Ru) is a well-maintained small historical place around the Church of the Intercession . The previous church was demolished in 1930, whereas the current version dates from 2007, as enriched with a monument to Empress Elizabeth Petrovna . Get directions .

Don River Embankment

This lovely pedestrian zone of about 3 kilometres is a favourite place for walking and cheerful festivities of all citizens. Along the Don Embankment , you will find statues of legends from the history of Donland, as well as restaurants and cafés. River cruises operate from here during summer time, and are highly recommended. You can find an office selling river cruises at Beregovaya Street 23A. Get directions .

Astor Center (Mall)

The 3-story Astor Center is the best place for fashion-addicts. Here you can find elite boutiques of world-famous clothes and jewelry brands, an exhibition space, some excellent restaurants and a karaoke-club.

Have a look at the official website (Ru) to learn more about the stores. The mall is open every day! Get directions .

Frunze Park

Frunze Park is the main park of the Nakhichevan district. It contains a memorial complex with an eternal flame in the middle, devoted to the soldiers who fell in WWII. The well-groomed park further includes a playground and some benches. Get directions .

Nakhichevan Bazar

The history of this market goes back to the late 19th century, when an Armenian settlement appeared near the Rostov fortress. The Nakhichevan Bazar offers very tasty and fresh food, based on traditional Armenian markets. At times you may also hear the sounds of a duduk here.

The Nakhichevan Bazar is open every day! Get directions .

House of Margarita Chernova

The House of Margarita Chernova is a lovely and richly decorated mansion that was built in 1899 as a gift to the actress Margarita Chernova from her admirer, merchant Paramonov. The elite of Rostov gathered here for gorgeous balls, music evenings and theatre performances. After a renovation in 2001, the building hosts a branch of the Bank of Moscow. Get directions .

Professor's House

Until the appearance of the Professor's House here in 1937, there was a church on this site. During the Soviet era, a constructivist apartment building was built for the professors of the university and the medical institute. That explains the name. They say that in the courtyard, under the playground there are walled up entrances to the church cellars. Get directions .

Regional Council House and Watch Factory

The construction of the Council House , which would unite all governmental organizations, began in 1931 and was supposed to be in neoclassical style. Because of the war and a lack of funding, construction was finished by the early 60s. The style was completely changed into constructivism due to a specific decree (Ru). Get directions .

Greek Orthodox Church

The Greek Church was built in 2014 in a Neo-Byzantine style located close to the place of the former church, which was closed in 1959 and rebuilt into a puppet theatre in 1964. The church is the centre of the spiritual life of the Greek Diaspora of Rostov. Get directions .

Gorky Park is the oldest park of the city, founded in 1813. Ever since those days, it has been an important place for celebrations and festivities. It contains two flower gardens, fountains, playgrounds, an amusement park, cafés and an observatory. The bronze Lenin statue greets the guests at the entrance. Get directions .

Academic Youth Theatre

This theatre building from 1899 shows a mixture of styles, including Baroque, Renaissance and Classicism. It had already housed several theatres, before becoming the home of the Academic Youth Theatre (Ru) in 1964. The theatre has a rich repertoire, including classical Russian as well as international plays. Get directions .

Central mall TSUM

This mall of the TSUM chain is located in a century-old building in the very heart of Rostov-on-Don. The focus here is on clothes stores from local brands, but you can also easily find cosmetics or household items.

Have a look at the official website (Ru) for further info about the stores. TSUM is open every day! Get directions .

Central Market

Located in the oldest district of Rostov, this marketplace used to be the real heart of the city and the centre of trade. The Central Market of today contains indoor and outdoor parts, and sells mostly simple clothes, accessories and of course fresh food. The place is also nice to search for flea.

Learn more about the market on the official website (Ru). The Central Market is open every day! Get directions .

The brilliant building of the City Duma was designed in 1899 in eclectic style by the architect Pomerantsev , the designer of Moscow’s GUM . People say that every new administration of the city paint the roof in a new color, symbolizing the new power. Get directions .

Komsomolsky Park

Komsomolsky Park (Ru) is a small and quiet area with tall deciduous trees, a popular place for people with children due to a nice children's town with a trampoline and slides. You can also find here many benches in the shade of maples along the alleys, and a nice café. Get directions .

House of the merchant Gench-Ogluyev

The Gench-Ogluyev House was the first multi-story apartment house in Rostov-on-Don, built in 1883 by the architect Pomerantsev for the merchant Gench-Ogluyev. Historically, the first floor of the building has always been rented by shops – and following that tradition, today it also houses a store. Get directions .

Monument to the Strike of 1902

In 1902 railroad workers went on a strike (Ru), demanding a reduction of the working day and an increase in wage. After clashes with the police, several workers were killed. This impressive monument symbolizes the workers with a flag of revolution. Get directions .

The First of May Park

The 1st of May Park is situated on the territory of the former fortress. The main highlight of the park is a rotunda in neoclassical style, built in 1901. In about the same period, a linden alley was planted here – beautiful and very useful for escaping the summer heat. Get directions .

Museum of Fine Arts, Pushkinskaya

The Museum of Fine Arts is situated in a graceful mansion behind an openwork fence that was built in 1898. This branch of the museum houses a permanent exposition dedicated to Russian art, a place to find art of Bryullov , Repin , Kramskoy , Surikov , Aivazovsky and Levitan .

The museum is closed on Tuesdays. Learn more on the official website (Ru) of the museum. Get directions .

Museum of Russian-Armenian Friendship

From 1972 to 2007, the Museum of Russian-Armenian Friendship (Ru) was located in the Surp Khach monastery. Nowadays it is housed in this late 19th century mansion. The museum covers the migration of Armenians from Crimea, and treasures a collection of over 30,000 exhibits, such as household items and Armenian books from the 18th century.

Please note that the museum is closed on Mondays. Get directions .

Ostrovsky Park

With a territory of 63 ha, Ostrovsky Park is the biggest public park in Rostov. The park with cafés and beautiful century-old trees, includes various sports- and playgrounds, a children's railway, and unique Soviet amusement rides. Get directions .

Rostov Arena

The Rostov Arena was constructed especially for the 2018 World Cup, on the left bank of the Don River. After the World Cup it became the new home ground of FC Rostov . The stadium provides seats for 45,000 spectators. Get directions .

Marins Hotel (Former 'Hotel Rostov')

The former Hotel Rostov was one of the biggest hotels in the USSR, built in 1934. It was the last renovated building in Rostov-on-Don after the war. You can still see the original relief 'Great Creation' in the upper central part of the main facade, depicting seven workers. It was created by the famous sculptor Vuchetich . Get directions .

Museum of Fine Arts, Chekhova

This branch of the Museum of Fine Arts is dedicated to West-European art. The collection reflects the main art developments of the 17-19th centuries. You can enjoy here all the major European schools of that time: Italian, Dutch, Flemish, French and German.

Pushkinskaya Street

Pushkinskaya is the main pedestrian street of the city, a boulevard with tall trees that is very popular during the hot summers. The street contains many historical buildings from since the 1870s, monuments, museums, cozy cafés and comfortable benches. Get directions .

Rostov State Transport University (RIIZhT)

The complex of buildings of the Rostov Transport University (Ru) appeared in 1934. It is a monument of Soviet constructivist architecture. After WWII the building was severely damaged and rebuilt in the style of Soviet neoclassicism. Get directions .

The State Bank Building

The magnificent State Bank Building was constructed in 1915 in neoclassicism style . Its big green dome can be noticed from afar. Interesting to know is that this building was entirely preserved after the Nazi occupation of the city. Opposite the entrance you can find a fountain with sculptures of lions. Get directions .

Builder's Park

The Builder's Park is one of the oldest city gardens of Rostov, founded on the territory of a manor in the beginning of the 20th century. It has a well-equipped playground and benches in the shade of tall trees. Get directions .

Golden Babylon (Mall)

Golden Babylon is an excellent shopping center with a good number of clothes stores, a big cinema, and a flawless food court. In this mainstream mall you will also find some big international brands, like Zara and Mango.

Check out the official website (Ru) to learn more about Golden Babylon and its stores. The mall is open every day! Get directions .

Museum of Local Lore

The Museum of Local Lore (Ru) opened its doors early 20th century, and despite the fact that it was looted by the Nazis during the occupation, it still treasures an excellent collection of Scythian gold and an exhibition about the history of the Don Cossacks – the most numerous of the Cossack troops in the Russian Empire.

Please note that the museum is closed on Mondays. Visit the official website (Ru) for more visitor info. Get directions .

Palace of Culture of Railway Workers / Lendvorets

Lendvorets (Ru) was the first building in Rostov built in the style of constructivism in 1927. During WWII it was partially destroyed, and after its restoration in 1957, the main entrance received a giant portal with a colonnade in the style of Stalin’s classicism . Get directions .

The First Pioneer Gathering square

This small park is a popular resting place for locals living in the nearby high-rise buildings. One of the highlights of the First Pioneer Gathering square (Ru) is the fountain 'The Knight killing the Snake', to be found near hotel Rostov. Besides the well-groomed flower beds, you will find here benches and a children's playground. Get directions .

North Caucasus Railway Administration

This magnificent building of the North Caucasus Railway was built in 1913 in Art Nouveau style, with elements of Eclecticism . The building has always been home to the railroad management. Get directions .

The Public Library

The history of the Donland Public library originated in 1886. The library has been housed in various places before this huge and particular building appeared in 1994. This cultural centre hosts film festivals, exhibitions and lectures. It’s also pleasant to sit in front of the library while resting and reading a book.

Learn more about the library on the official website (Ru). Get directions .

Vitya Cherevichkin Children's Park

Historically the Vitya Cherevichkin Children’s Park was named after Alexander II, containing an 11-meters copy of the Alexander Column , installed here in 1894. Since 1965, the park with its wide alleys and tall trees is named after Vitya Cherevichkin, a Rostov teenager who got killed by the German invaders. Get directions .

St Alexandra's Church

St Alexandra’s Church is dedicated to the Holy Queen Alexandra . It was built in 1904 in Russian Revival style, located in the Nakhichevan-on-Don area. It had not been closed in Soviet times, for its location on a cemetery. Get directions .

The Southern Federal University

The Southern Federal University was founded in 1915 as a satellite university of the University of Warsaw. The Russian staff needed to be evacuated from Poland in 1915, as a result of WWI. Today the university is one of the biggest educational institutions in the southern region of Russia. Get directions .

The Musical Theatre

Before the revolution, it was mostly visiting theatre troupes performing in the Rostov Musical Theatre . It received its official name and status in 1919, to become the oldest centre of musical life in the south of Russia. Its repertoire includes operas, ballets, operettas and symphonic music.

Check out the official website (Ru) for ticket info. Get directions .

The Botanical Garden

The 90-years-old Botanical Garden is an island of pure nature. Guided tours are offered, as well as horse riding. In addition, there's a mineral spring, which is considered an Orthodox shrine.

Please note that the entrance to the garden (Ru) is from the south, at Lesoparkovaya Street 30A – get directions .

Makaronka is a contemporary art center uniting an experimental theatre of modern drama called 'Theatre 18+', an exhibition space, artist's studios, a bookstore and a souvenir shop. The name of the center came from the building, as it used to house a pasta ('makarony' in Russian) factory. Get directions .

Residential block for Skilled Professionals

Housing construction for the working class took place on a large scale in the time of Stalin's five-year plans . Budennovsky Prospect was one of these examples, and is very rich in constructivist architecture. Get directions .

Memorial complex Zmievskaya Balka

Zmievskaya Balka is a memorial on the place where 30,000 people (mostly Jews) were massacred on 11 and 12 August in 1942. Historians consider this to be the place of the largest mass extermination of Jews in Russia. Get directions .

Megamag (Mall)

One of the newer malls in Rostov-on-Don, still developing, but with a good number of clothes stores of mostly local brands. The mall already offers stores in nearly all categories, including cosmetics and electronics, and a hypermarket for instance.

Visit the official website to learn more about the stores. Megamag is open every day! Get directions .

Pleven Park

Pleven Park is located in the middle of a residential area. It's an excellent place for walks. Besides the many benches, the park offers an amusement park and some cafés. In summer season, you can also rent a bicycle here. The park was named after Pleven , the Bulgarian twin city of Rostov. Get directions .

Atlantes Fountain

The Atlantes Fountain from 1936 was designed by a young Yevgeny Vuchetich , who later became famous for his works The Motherland Calls! in Volgograd and the Swords to Ploughshares in the United Nations Art Collection. According to the legend, Vuchetich gave the animals' faces features of his contemporaries – city officials. Get directions .

The Synagogue

The only Synagogue of Rostov was built in 1872. The building was severely damaged by a fire during the Anti-Jewish pogroms of 1905 . After 1935 it got closed for a long time, in line with Soviet rules. Only in 1991 it was returned to the Jewish community. Get directions .

Water-transport Workers House

During the Soviet period, many buildings in the city were constructed for workers of different professions, such as this one. The characteristic features of these buildings are the simplicity of the artistic solution of the facades, combined with monumentality. You can find other examples on the crossroads of Verknenolnaya, Nizhnenolnaya and Sovetskaya Streets. Get directions .

Student Park

The territory of the Student Park contains the educational buildings of the Technical University , some student hostels, a church and sports grounds. The best part for walks is the north, with its tall trees. Get directions .

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Sailing: at the Yacht Club de Monaco everything’s ready for the 40th Primo Cup

MONACO, March 08, 2024 (GLOBE NEWSWIRE) -- Some 90 teams to talling 400 sailors divided into J/70, Smeralda 888, Longtze Premier and Cape 31 have descended at the Yacht Club Monaco, with the Cape 31 class making its debut in its first one design championship. Everything’s ready for the 40th Primo Cup-Trophée UBS taking place in the Principality of Monaco this weekend.

Over the years, this regatta has left its mark, attracting big names in sailing and becoming renowned as a testbed for trying out new boats, kit and equipment, raising the Monegasque race area’s status to that of a laboratory of innovation. Launched in 1985 at the instigation of YCM President HSH Prince Albert II, the regatta has established itself as a major European one design gathering in the Mediterranean. The more than 30-year partnership with technical clothing supplier Slam, alongside UBS, and support from Monaco’s City Council, has contributed to its quality and prestige. The Primo Cup-Trophée UBS has often been the perfect opportunity to discover new classes like the SB 20, JOD 35 and the feisty Longtze Premier.

“As part of our ‘Monaco, Capital of Advanced Yachting’ approach, the Primo Cup-Trophée UBS has embodied tradition and excellence in the one design world for four decades. Over the years we have had the pleasure of launching new classes, as well as innovations like the first dynamic buoy prototypes, equipped with an electric motor so they can be positioned remotely without anchorage, thereby protecting the seabed,” says YCM General Secretary Bernard d’Alessandri. The event also coincides with the fourth and final Act of the Monaco Sports boat Winter Series of monthly regattas that run from November to March for J/70s, underlining YCM’s commitment to promoting year-round competitive sailing and giving sailors a training platform before international events. Field of experimentation and records.

At sea this Mediterranean classic has also seen new ideas trialled, notably in the 2000s a course with two leeward marks, different depending on the classes, designed to improve flow on the passage to the leeward buoy.

This year sees a preview of a new one design class on Friday, 8th March, an initiative of YCM member Ludovico Fassitelli, winner of the Primo Cup 2019. Conceived in Monaco, this one design aims to modernise the rules of competition, putting the emphasis on technology and accessibility. 40 years of passion The Primo Cup has been the scene of thrilling contests attracting big names in sailing like Jean Le Cam, Michel Desjoyeaux, Franck Cammas, John Kostecki, Grant Dalton, Enrico Chieffi, Flavio Favini, Marcus Hutchinson, Will Ryan and many others, making it an event not to be missed.

Among one design classes, the J/70 continues to leave its mark on the regatta’s history with nigh on 400 boats coming to Monaco over the last ten editions. This class is hugely popular with Monegasques where some 20 teams make up the largest fleet of J/70s in the Mediterranean. Other high profile classes include the Surprise which came to race 29 times, representing more than 700 boats in total. The J/24s also relished this even tracking up 27 years totalling over 450 boats. The 40th Primo Cup-Trophée UBS promises to be a memorable event for all contestants as it celebrates the regatta’s heritage while paving the way for another decade of competition on the Mediterranean. 

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8 Fascinating Facts About ‘Kokomo,’ the Lightning-Fast 192-Foot Sailing Superyacht

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The 192-foot Kokomo was the second largest sloop in the world when it launched from New Zealand’s Alloy Yachts shipyard in 2010. It remains the largest fast-cruising sloop available for charter. The yacht’s commissioning owner Lang Walker (who died in January 2024) was a seasoned sailor who gave all three of his yachts the same name.

The first was a 131-foot sloop, which Walker replaced five years later with a 171-footer. The same day he took delivery of his 171-foot sloop, he placed an order for the third and final 192-foot Kokomo, which he planned to use for racing and cruising around the world. He also kept the same design team for all three yachts, with exterior and naval architecture by Ed Dubois and interior by UK’s RWD.

The reference to the yacht’s name has had different explanations over the years, ranging from the pseudonym of a composer whose music Walker played as a child to a nod to the Beach Boys’s song from their 1988 album Still Cruisin’ , which references a fictional utopian island called Kokomo. The island fantasy was brought to life in 2011 when Walker acquired a private island in Fiji’s Great Astrolabe Reef and named it Kokomo .

Here are eight unknown facts about one of the most game-changing sailing yachts on the water.

You’re Going to Need a Bigger Boom

When Kokomo was launched, she was the second-largest sloop in the world and carried the largest set of sails made by Doyle Sails in New Zealand. The 23,971-square-foot asymmetric spinnaker is half the size of a professional football field, while the 9,688-square-foot mainsail needs a crane to lift it. Because of the gargantuan size of the sails, the designers entered a new era of spar and winch design, having to “reinvent” the deck equipment—winches, mast, boom, rigging and sails—to cope with the 31.6-ton load on the genoa sheet and 32-ton load on the main sheet clew. The 244-foot carbon mast is the largest ever made by Southern Spars.

A Hidden Lifting Keel

The yacht’s 130-ton lifting keel is one of its most impressive features, though it’s largely left to the imagination. The interior layout is carefully designed so that the keel structure remains hidden. Dubois Naval Architects positioned the keel box to come above the main deck, serving as a partial separation between the bridge and the main salon (see inset). Kokomo was only the second yacht to be fitted with a lifting a keel, the first being 246-foot M5 (ex-Mirabella V), the world’s largest single-masted sailing yacht. This innovative design shortens Kokomo’s 28.5-foot draft when the keel is fully extended, to just 15 feet for shallow waters.

Fast-Track Sailing

Kokomo was one of the first yachts to be fitted with a hydraulic batt-car system for furling the mainsail, which has cars at each batten end that slot in an outer track on the mast. This alleviates a once-common issue where the luff tape or bolt rope on large sailing yachts became chaffed by the compression of the battens, which often caused the in-boom furling mainsails to fail. “When sailing Kokomo , especially when racing, I am completely impressed with the speed and efficiency of the hydraulic system,” says Kokomo ’s captain, Jeremy ‘Bear’ Wynne, who notes the yacht’s recorded top speed is a very impressive 22 knots. “The jib furlers are some of the fastest I have seen. There is absolutely no shortage of hydraulic power, even with multiple winches running on a jibe—a rarity on a big sailing yacht.”

Now You See It, Now You Don’t

Kokomo might be big on technology, but never at the expense of design. The wheelhouse has fold-down computer screens that conceal the navigation equipment when not in use, converting to beautiful carbon counter tops. This design sleight of hand transforms a highly technical area into a tony lounge. It’s a theme that extends to the foredeck, where the yacht’s two tenders are concealed in dedicated lockers. There’s also a fully retractable tender crane that launches the tenders from either side of the boat but disappears out of sight when guests are using the Jacuzzi. “The designated deck lockers were an advanced feature at the time of her launch,” says Wynne, adding that another bonus is that diesel tanks are fully available. “The tenders can be fueled onboard before launching.”

It Takes Just A Few Good Sailors

Kokomo can accommodate up to 10 crew in total, but theoretically it only takes two to sail—a helm person and a sail trimmer. That sounds almost impossible given the size and complexity of yacht. But all sails are controlled by joystick on the flybridge. And when the boat is in full-on racing mode, there are control stations on both sides, providing visibility of the sails. Thanks to the hydraulics system, the mainsail can be hoisted and lowered on a wireless remote control. Of course, maneuvers like stowing the massive genoa can never be automated. That’s a job for a half-dozen good sailors.

Art On Board

The hallway that leads to the owner’s cabin is lined with a mosaic tapestry made from sea glass woven together with wire. Backlit to create an unusual effect, it’s just one of the eclectic works of art that decorates the interior. The main salon also has a stunning and colorful work of glass art as another example.

Interior Matters

Kokomo is not all tech features. The yacht’s modern interiors combine dark wood floors and calming cream furnishings start in the main salon and continue across the five guest cabins. Penned by British studio Redman Whiteley Dixon, the design carefully wraps around the lifting keel without sacrificing or impeding on any interior guest space. The yacht accommodates up to 10 guests in a master suite, VIP, one double cabin and two twins. There are other accommodations for up to 10 crew. On the foredeck, the Jacuzzi brings another element of outdoor entertainment, bolstered by a sunken cockpit.

World Traveler

The mandate issued by Walker was to create a yacht that was a “quantum leap forward” from his previous yachts, with superior sailing characteristics and guest comfort. The mast’s height is too tall to sail through the Panama or Suez Canals, which meant it would have to be designed to sail around Cape Horn and the Cape of Good Hope to reach the Caribbean and Mediterranean. The maiden voyage took the yacht from the New Zealand shipyard to Australia, New Caledonia, the Solomon Islands, and Fiji. It also spent time at Walker’s private island (pictured above), also named Kokomo. The vessel has since spent many years exploring the Caribbean and Med. It’s based in both regions during the respective cruising seasons, with charters available through Cecil Wright.

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Daisy Kelliher dishes Below Deck Sailing Yacht success, reveals if she still stalks to Gary King after scandal

Below Deck Sailing Yacht star Daisy Kelliher has dished about her success on the hit show ahead of Season 5.

Daisy has appeared on three seasons of Below Deck Sailing Yacht and helped turn the show around after a lackluster first season.

Despite a serious rift in the dream team trio of Colin, Daisy, and Gary following Season 4, fans still can’t get enough of them.

Ahead of her fourth stint on Below Deck Sailing Yacht, Daisy has opened up about life following her success and how she ended up on the show.

Daisy lost her job during the COVID-19 pandemic and at the urging of friends, she applied to be on Below Deck Sailing Yacht.

Speaking with The Irish Independent, Daisy admitted that a couple of weeks after applying, she was filming Below Deck Sailing Yacht Season 2 in Croatia.

Daisy Kelliher dishes Below Deck Sailing Yacht success

Although it may seem like Daisy’s life has changed drastically since she became a staple on the sailing franchise, she insists that’s not the case.

“My life hasn’t changed dramatically, but there have been small, subtle changes – it’s been fun,” she expressed to the outlet.

As Monsters and Critics previously reported, one big change for Daisy is her new friendship with Hollywood A-list star Christina Applegate.

Daisy also looked back on her life since her Below Deck Sailing Yacht debut, admitting she didn’t think she would get the gig, but is beyond happy she did.

“The last three years have been kind of a whirlwind, I really can’t complain. I’m getting to do all my yachting work and slowly getting to do other things as well,” Daisy stated.

With her fourth season hitting Bravo airwaves this year, one can’t help but wonder how much longer Daisy will still be on Below Deck Sailing Yacht.

“I’m just being a ‘yes person’ at the moment. The last few years have changed very quickly, so my attitude right now is just saying yes and seeing where things take me,” Daisy spilled. “I’ve done everything from podcasts to the show, to still doing both, so every day is very different. I don’t know what the future holds right now.”

Along with opening up about her success on Below Deck Sailing Yacht, Daisy also shared if she still speaks to Gary following sexual misconduct allegations against him.

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Daisy Kelliher reveals if she still talks to Gary King

Last summer, Gary was accused of sexual misconduct by a production team member. However, even before that, Daisy and Gary were at odds over things that went down during Season 4, especially her hooking up with Colin.

Below Deck Sailing Yacht fans have wondered where Daisy and Gary stand today following the scandal and their fallout. After all, Gary was removed from BravoCon after the allegations against him came to light, so no resolution to his and Daisy’s friendship was revealed there.

During an Instagram Stories Q&A session, Daisy asked who she talks to from the show. Dani Soares and Gary were two names Daisy brought up immediately.

Although she did mention she keeps in touch with others like Alli Dore, Daisy also declared that they all simply live different lives. Daisy confirmed that no other cast members from Below Deck Sailing Yacht live in London, where she resides.

Daisy frequently hangs with Below Deck stars Fraser Olender and Hayley De Sola Pinto. She also spends time with Below Deck Med alum Courtney Veale since they live in London.

The wait to see Daisy Kelliher back on Below Deck Sailing Yacht won’t be much longer. Captain Glenn hinted at when the Parsifal III crew will be back, and you can read what he had to say here.

Below Deck Sailing Yacht is currently on hiatus on Bravo. Seasons 1-4 are streaming on Peacock.