Sochi Art Museum, which was built in 1936, houses Sochi’s best collection of Russian and Soviet art. The museum has more than 60,000 exhibits as well as changing exhibits and special events.
Art lovers will appreciate the Sochi Art Museum which features painting, sculptures and more. A small souvenir gift shop is attached.
Sochi's Winter Theater, with its many columns, is one of Sochi's landmarks. Built in a majestic imperial style, this massive, colonnaded building would add grace to any world capital. The Winter theater was built in the late 1930s and seats almost 1000 people. The structure is noted for its fine architecture and showcases 88 columns. Opera, ballet, and theater are performed at the Winter Theater.

The Cathedral of St. Michael the Archangel is Sochi's main Orthodox church and an architectural landmark. It was built in the 19th century and closed its doors in 1931 to become a warehouse (a fate typical of many Russian churches in the Stalin era). In 1944 the cathedral reopened its doors, and after the fall of the Soviet Union it was reconstructed.

The striking Maritime Passenger Terminal of the Naval Station building was built in 1955, on designs by Karo Halabyan. The structure is notable for its distinctive 71-meter-high steeple tower and four statues symbolizing the cardinal points.
And this Marine Terminal is the most beautiful part of the embankment. Also there is a nice park in front of it that gives the feeling of the resort and relaxation.