WorldBuratino is a character created by Alexei Tolstoy in 1936, based on the Italian fairy tale of Pinocchio. In 1975, Mosfilm released the musical film The Adventures of Buratino, which became a classic of Soviet children's cinema. Filming took place in Crimea, and many of the filming locations can still be visited today.
Filming took place in 1974–1975, and the premiere took place in March 1976. The film stars such famous actors as Dmitry Iosifov (Buratino), Rolan Bykov (Karabas-Barabas), and Rina Zelenaya (Tortilla the Turtle).
List of tourist places
Tauric Chersonesos, Sevastopol, Russia—an ancient Greek city-state founded over 2000 years ago. The famous "Field of Miracles" was filmed here, where Buratino sets out to find his fortune. Today, it is a museum-reserve with the ruins of ancient buildings, an amphitheater, and a view of the sea.
– Baydar Gate, Crimea, Russia – a picturesque mountain pass with panoramic views of the Baydar Valley and the Black Sea. It was here that the scene where Alice the Fox and Basilio the Cat tell Buratino about the Land of Fools was filmed.
Ai-Petri, Crimea, Russia – one of Crimea's most famous mountains, 1234 meters high. The film featured views from the plateau and rocky peaks. Today, it can be reached by cable car from Miskhor.
Yalta, Crimea, Russia – a resort town where street scenes and crowd scenes were filmed. Tourists can stroll along the embankment and imagine the film's characters strolling along it. Koreiz, Crimea, Russia – a village at the foot of Ai-Petri, where outdoor filming took place.
Travel Tips
– The best time to visit is from May to October, when the weather is warm and sunny.
– Plan at least 2-3 hours to explore Chersonesos to see the museum and the coast.
– Take warm clothes with you to Ai-Petri even in summer – it’s cool at the top.
– The Baydar Gate is best visited as part of a tour of the Southern Coast of Crimea.
– In Yalta, you can find themed tours to the filming locations of Soviet films.
WorldBuratino is a character created by Alexei Tolstoy in 1936, based on the Italian fairy tale of Pinocchio. In 1975, Mosfilm released the musical film The Adventures of Buratino, which became a classic of Soviet children's cinema. Filming took place in Crimea, and many of the filming locations can still be visited today.
Filming took place in 1974–1975, and the premiere took place in March 1976. The film stars such famous actors as Dmitry Iosifov (Buratino), Rolan Bykov (Karabas-Barabas), and Rina Zelenaya (Tortilla the Turtle).
List of tourist places
Tauric Chersonesos, Sevastopol, Russia—an ancient Greek city-state founded over 2000 years ago. The famous "Field of Miracles" was filmed here, where Buratino sets out to find his fortune. Today, it is a museum-reserve with the ruins of ancient buildings, an amphitheater, and a view of the sea.
– Baydar Gate, Crimea, Russia – a picturesque mountain pass with panoramic views of the Baydar Valley and the Black Sea. It was here that the scene where Alice the Fox and Basilio the Cat tell Buratino about the Land of Fools was filmed.
Ai-Petri, Crimea, Russia – one of Crimea's most famous mountains, 1234 meters high. The film featured views from the plateau and rocky peaks. Today, it can be reached by cable car from Miskhor.
Yalta, Crimea, Russia – a resort town where street scenes and crowd scenes were filmed. Tourists can stroll along the embankment and imagine the film's characters strolling along it. Koreiz, Crimea, Russia – a village at the foot of Ai-Petri, where outdoor filming took place.
Travel Tips
– The best time to visit is from May to October, when the weather is warm and sunny.
– Plan at least 2-3 hours to explore Chersonesos to see the museum and the coast.
– Take warm clothes with you to Ai-Petri even in summer – it’s cool at the top.
– The Baydar Gate is best visited as part of a tour of the Southern Coast of Crimea.
– In Yalta, you can find themed tours to the filming locations of Soviet films.