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German shipyard Lürssen is known for designing and building a number of the world’s largest superyachts, as well as a number of naval ships and special vessels. Founded in 1875 by Friedrich Lürssen, the family-run company is based in Bremen and operates eight shipyards across northern Germany. A bespoke superyacht builder, Lürssen works with clients to design and build their dream superyacht, starting from 50-metres and going up to the 100-metre plus range. Over the years the company has developed a reputation for producing some of the finest luxury superyachts, including the world’s longest superyacht to date, the 180.6m Azzam.

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• Year Established 1875
• Shipyard Location Germany
• Boat Construction Aluminum , Steel and Fiberglass
• Boat Category Luxury Yacht, Superyachts , Megayachts
• Worthy Notations Lurssen launched 180m "Azzam" in 2013, the largest superyacht in the world.

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Lurssen is a German shipyard that continues to be family-owned (fourth generation) since it was founded in 1875 by Friedrich Lurssen. The brand's desire is to create a leading shipyard in both quality and performance. Their headquarters are in Bremen-Vegesack, consisting of five building yards in north Germany. Lurssen Yachts is responsible for building some of the world's finest luxury yachts between 33 and 200 meters. Lurssen claims to have produced the world's first motor yacht in 1886.

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Lurssen is unquestionably one of the world’s leading builders of large luxury motor, mega and giga yachts . They have the reliability and experience of a family that has been building standard-setting yachts and ships since 1875. They are based in Germany with headquarters in Bremen-Vegesack with five shipyards throughout northern Germany.

The Yachts That Make Lurssen Great

More than 13,000 boats and ships built since 1875, many of them still in service after decades of use. Unlike any other shipyard, Lurssen has delivered 11 out of the 20 largest yachts built in the past 20 years. First place goes to “MY Azzam” (2015), measuring an impressive 180.65m and not only setting a record for length and speed, for which she exceeds 30 knots but also for her swift building time of less than 3 years. “MY Dilbar” (2016), the biggest yacht in the world in terms of gross tonnage, loaded with highly sophisticated technology, she is one of the most complex and challenging yachts ever built. To name but a few of their iconic motor yachts “Al Said, A+, Nord, Al Salamah, Rising Sun, Flying Fox and Crescent” all measuring between 130-156m in length and lastly “Octopus” launched in 2003 and commissioned for the co-founder of Microsoft, Paul Allen.

In 1875, Friedrich Lurssen founds the company and sets up a boat building workshop in Aumund near Bremen, Germany and builds the very first 6 metre motor boat “REMS” with Gottlieb Daimler and Wilhelm Maybach. In the early 1900’s the yard continues to expand and includes a site in Bremen-Vegesack where there is direct access to the open water. In 1925, the yard celebrates two major milestones, its 50th anniversary and the building of its 10,000th vessel, a 14-metre wooden wooden motor yacht and sister ship of the “Onkel Fid II.” Prior to Lurssen celebrating a century in business, “MY Carinthia VI” redefines yacht design, her exterior design setting new worldwide standards. Designer Jon Bannenberg overseas his first major yacht project and to this day, she remains contemporary in styling, a precursor of Lurssen yachts today.  In 1977, Friedrich Lurssen joins the company and today the 4th generation pairing of Friedrich and Peter Lurssen are at the helm of Lurssen yachts who continue to consistently produce some of the world’s most extraordinary vessels.  

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Launched in 2010, the spectacular 197' (60 meter) Lurssen BELLA VITA. She features accommodations for 12 guests in 6 luxurious and spacious staterooms.

Demonstrating Lurssen quality throughout, her fantastic open deck areas combine with her well laid out interior space to makes her an excellent turnkey vessel for family cruising. BELLA VITA underwent a complete refit in 2021 and 2024. She is in like-new condition.     

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• Sleeps up to 12 in the Owner’s party in 6 staterooms plus crew accommodations for up to 15 in 8 cabins
• Sleeps up to 12 in 6 staterooms, Main Salon is flushed with natural light and comfortable textures. The modern combination of handcrafted woods, contrasting fabrics and expert lighting make this a grand room for social gatherings. Lighting, window treatments and audio visual systems are all controlled with iPad integrated remote controls.
• The full beam master suite, located on the main deck,is flooded by natural light from 6 large oval windows highlighting a generous seating area and stately king sized mattress in black beauty anigre frame. A Sony 70” LED HD TV provides access to movies onboard and expertly designed lighting provides a rich and exotic ambiance. The en suite master bathroom includes a Jacuzzi tub with an inviting décor of dark handcrafted wood and marble flooring framing dual vanities. The aromatherapy shower is big enough for two.

Galley & Laundry Equipment

• Cooking Equipment:
• (2) Rational steam ovens (2016)
• 2 Burner induction (2016)
• Miele microwave oven
• Grill and deep fryer New (2016)
• Overhead exhaust
• Refrigeration/Freezer:
• Foster refrigerators
• Dishwasher:
• Miele dishwasher

Laundry Equipment

• Miele Pro Washer and Dryer
• (2) Meile PW 6055 dryers
• Miele 7136 washers
• Miele roller press iron HM 21-140
• Stainless steel sink

Communication Equipment

• SATcom: Thrane & Thrane; (2) Sailor TT‐3000 ELRIT Mini‐C
• Telephone System: Cisco BE 6000
• Fleet Broadband: (2) Thrane & Thrane Sailor 500 Fleet Broadband
• VHF: Raytheon‐ Thrane & Thrane RT5024/5020 DSC
• Cellular Phone System: Erikson
• Intercom:  Dynacord Pro Matrix DPC 4520/Phontech talkback CIS 3101
• MF/HF Radiotelephones: CU5100 Raytheon‐Thrane & Thrane
• Satellite TV:  KVH Trck Vision HD11 (2016) VSAT antenna Sailor 9000 (new 2019)

Navigation Equipment

• Navigation Systems Radar: (1) NSC 25/36 900‐025‐027; (1) NSC 450‐033‐035 chart radar; Raytheon, (1) X Band, (1) S Band
• Gyrocompass: (2) Anschutz (Raytheon) standard 22
• Magnetic Compass: Raytheon (Sonde) Cassens & Plath 11 & 12
• Auto Pilot: Anschutz Nautopilot NP 2015
• Depth Sounder: Furuno FE‐800 dual frequency display 50/200 kHz
• GPS: (1) PSC GPS‐receiver, type R4
• (2) Saab R4 navigation system
• Set consisting of (1) control display unit with power/data cable with bracket for table/wall and frame for flash mounting
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• (1) GPS antenna
• (1) GPS receiver unit with cable
• (1) Alarm relay
• (1) PCS DGPS‐receiver, type R4
• Set comprising of:
• (2) control display unit with power/data cable with bracket for table/wall and frame for flush mounting
• (2) DGPS antenna
• (2) DGPS receiver unit with cable
• (2) Alarm relay
• Ships Computer:
• (6) Dell computers located in the ship’s office, crew mess, and  control room
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• CAT 6 throughout
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• Skipper EML 224 EML 224 two axis water track log, single bottom gate valve Speed range + / ‐ 40 knots with NMEA 0183, pulse and analogue Output (2x serial, 3x pulses, 3x analogues, 1x VGA) Operator / Display unit with 10.4“ color screen 115/230VACor24V DC supply Comprising: 1 Display / Operator unit with integrated colour TFT‐display 1 Interface installation kit 1 mounting set for EML 224, single bottom with sea valve (DNV approved, GL, LR or ABS with extra charge) 1 transducer with 40m cable gate valve version
• (1) Set NCR‐333 NAVTEX receiver
• (1) Navtex antenna

Safety & Security Equipment

• CCTV System:LAN based camera server
• Cameras:(3) Fixed, VD-Ship’s entry surveillance\Axis-Q6125-LE (2019); (1) Pan/tilt, VD-deck surveillance
• Monitors: One central video storage unit providing 24k hour storage capacity for video signals of all cameras detailed later at full PAL resolution and frame rate
• Marioff (3) HiFog
• (2) Manually operated call points
• (23) Fire hydrants
• (15)Fire hoses with nozzles
• (5) Emergency escape breathing devices
• (1) Portable foam applicator
• (4) BA sets and fire suits
• (2) International shore connections
• Fire Extinguishers:(35) (Foam, CO2, powder)
• Alarms: Tyco alarm monitoring

Safety Equipment:

• (2) Life rings
• (2) Life rings with line
• (2) Life rings with light
• (2) Life rings with light and smoke
• (1) Globalfix Pro GMDSS EPIRB
• (2) McMurdo S4
• (2) Red rockets
• (10) Handheld
• (2) Orange smoke

Life Jackets & Medical Equipment:

• (81) Adult / (3) Oversize and (3) Child
• (28) Adult / (2) Oversize and (3) Child/li>
• (3) Eye wash stations
• (3) Medical lockers
• (1) Tempus IC Machine
• (1) Defibrillator
• (1) Oxygen kit
• (1) Oxygen machine
• (2) Stretchers
• (1) Pediatric kit
• (1) (2) Crash packs

Deck Equipment

• Anchor Windlass System
• Aft Warping Capstans
• Anchor Chain
• Boat Crane and Davits
• Steen 2 X Vertical Windlasses
• Steen 2x Vertical Capstans
• (2) Schmitt stockless high holding, 580 kg
• Galvanized anchor stud link chain- (6) Shots port; (6) Shots Stbd
• Rescue (SOLAS) crane on foredeck-Hymartec Hydraulics 1000 kg
• One in number gantry crane comprising two bridle beams with rollers installed in the ceiling of the tender garage on Lower Deck in order to launch and retrievethe tender boats and water toys to both sides (PS and SB). Crane beams are of stainless steel.
• Hydro control / Hymartec

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36 Facts About Khabarovsk

Written by Abigail Hadden

Modified & Updated: 27 Jul 2024

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Khabarovsk is a fascinating city filled with rich history, vibrant culture, and breathtaking natural landscapes. Located in the Far East region of Russia, Khabarovsk is the administrative center of Khabarovsk Krai. With its intriguing past and flourishing present, it is a city that captures the imagination of both locals and tourists alike.

In this article, we will dive into 36 fascinating facts about Khabarovsk that will give you a deeper understanding of this captivating city. From its important role in the Russian Far East to its stunning architectural gems and delicious local cuisine, there is no shortage of interesting tidbits to uncover.

So, buckle up and get ready to explore the hidden gems and lesser-known details about Khabarovsk that will leave you amazed and eager to pack your bags for an adventure in this remarkable city.

Key Takeaways:

• Khabarovsk, the largest city in the Russian Far East, offers a diverse and vibrant cultural experience, with stunning natural landscapes and a warm, welcoming community.
• From the iconic Khabarovsk Bridge to the bustling Central Market, Khabarovsk is a city rich in history, art, and entertainment, making it a must-visit destination in the Russian Far East.

Khabarovsk is the largest city in the Russian Far East.

Khabarovsk is located on the banks of the Amur River and serves as an important economic and cultural center in the region.

The city was founded in 1858 by Yerofey Khabarov.

Yerofey Khabarov was a Russian explorer and adventurer who played a key role in the Russian exploration and colonization of the Far East.

Khabarovsk is named after its founder, Yerofey Khabarov.

The city was named to honor the pioneering spirit and contributions of Yerofey Khabarov.

The population of Khabarovsk is over 600,000 people.

With a diverse population, the city is home to people of various ethnicities, including Russians, Ukrainians, Koreans , and Chinese.

Khabarovsk experiences a humid continental climate.

The city has hot and humid summers, with temperatures reaching as high as 35 degrees Celsius, and cold winters, with temperatures dropping below freezing.

The Khabarovsk Krai Administrative Center is located in Khabarovsk.

Khabarovsk is the administrative center of the Khabarovsk Krai region and is responsible for governing the surrounding areas.

The Trans-Siberian Railway passes through Khabarovsk.

Khabarovsk is a major stop along the famous Trans-Siberian Railway, connecting Moscow with the Russian Far East, China, and beyond.

Khabarovsk is known for its stunning natural landscapes.

The city is surrounded by picturesque mountains, forests, and rivers, offering residents and visitors alike a variety of outdoor activities and breathtaking views.

The Khabarovsk Bridge is one of the city’s iconic landmarks.

Spanning the Amur River , the Khabarovsk Bridge is a symbol of the city’s connectivity and serves as a vital transportation link.

Khabarovsk is a major industrial and transportation hub.

The city is known for its manufacturing industries, including machinery, food processing, and timber, as well as its busy river port and international airport.

Khabarovsk is culturally diverse.

The city’s multicultural population has contributed to a rich tapestry of traditions, languages, and cuisines from different ethnic groups.

The Khabarovsk Regional Museum is a must-visit attraction.

Showcasing the history and culture of the region, the museum houses a vast collection of artifacts and exhibits.

Khabarovsk hosts the Amur Ice Hockey Club.

The local ice hockey team , known as the Amur Tigers, competes in the Kontinental Hockey League and has a passionate fan base.

The Khabarovsk Circus is famous for its spectacular performances.

Visitors can enjoy acrobatics, animal shows, and other dazzling acts at the city’s beloved circus.

The Lenin Stadium is a sports venue in Khabarovsk.

Named after the Russian revolutionary leader, the stadium hosts various sporting events, including football matches and athletics competitions.

Khabarovsk is home to several universities and educational institutions.

Students come from all over the country to study in Khabarovsk, contributing to the city’s vibrant academic community.

The Far Eastern State Technical University is located in Khabarovsk.

Known for its engineering and technical programs, the university plays a key role in shaping the region’s workforce.

Ice sculpting is a popular art form in Khabarovsk.

During the winter months, artists create intricate ice sculptures that attract locals and tourists alike.

The Khabarovsk Philharmonic Orchestra is renowned for its performances.

Music lovers can attend classical concerts and symphony performances at the city’s prestigious philharmonic hall.

The Khabarovsk Central Park is a favorite recreational spot.

The park offers beautiful gardens, walking paths, and amusement rides, providing a peaceful retreat for residents.

Khabarovsk has a thriving dining scene.

From traditional Russian cuisine to international flavors, the city boasts a wide range of restaurants and eateries to satisfy every palate.

The Khabarovsk State Puppet Theater entertains both young and old.

Families can enjoy captivating puppet shows and theatrical performances at this popular venue.

Khabarovsk celebrates the Dancer’s Day festival.

Every year on the second Saturday in August, the city comes alive with music, dance performances, and parades to honor the art of dance.

The Khabarovsk Drama Theater showcases a variety of dramatic productions.

The theater is known for its talented actors and captivating performances, attracting theater enthusiasts from near and far.

Khabarovsk has several beautiful Orthodox churches.

These architectural gems are not only places of worship but also important cultural and historical landmarks.

The Khabarovsk Regional Art Museum features works by local and international artists.

Art enthusiasts can explore a diverse collection of paintings, sculptures, and other artistic creations at this prestigious museum.

Khabarovsk has a vibrant nightlife scene.

The city offers a range of bars, clubs, and entertainment venues where locals and visitors can unwind and dance the night away.

The Khabarovsk Theater Square is a popular gathering place.

Lined with trees and adorned with statues, the square serves as a meeting point for friends and a venue for outdoor concerts and events.

Khabarovsk is a gateway to the Russian Far East.

The city’s strategic location makes it an ideal starting point for exploring the natural wonders and unique cultures of the region.

The Khabarovsk Regional Library is a treasure trove of knowledge.

With a vast collection of books, magazines, and digital resources, the library is a haven for bookworms and researchers.

Khabarovsk has a strong sports culture.

Residents actively participate in various sports and athletic activities , fostering a healthy and active lifestyle.

The Khabarovsk Local Lore Museum preserves the history of the city.

Visitors can delve into the past and learn about the city’s origins and development through interactive displays and exhibits.

The Khabarovsk Central Market is a bustling hub of commerce.

Here, locals can find fresh produce, delicious local delicacies, and a wide variety of goods and products.

Khabarovsk is famous for its vibrant festivals and events.

Throughout the year, the city hosts a range of celebrations, including the Khabarovsk City Day and the Far Eastern Crafts Fair .

The Khabarovsk Botanical Garden is a tranquil oasis.

Nature enthusiasts can explore the lush greenery, beautiful flowers, and rare plant species within this peaceful garden.

The people of Khabarovsk are known for their warm hospitality.

Visitors to the city are greeted with open arms and a friendly smile, making them feel welcome and at home.

In conclusion, Khabarovsk is a fascinating city that offers a rich blend of history, culture, and natural beauty. From its picturesque waterfront and parks to its impressive landmarks and museums, there is much to explore and discover in this vibrant Russian city. Whether you’re interested in learning about its intriguing past, indulging in local cuisine, or simply enjoying the stunning surroundings , Khabarovsk has something to offer for everyone. So, why not plan a visit and immerse yourself in the charm and allure of this unique destination?

1. Where is Khabarovsk located?

Khabarovsk is located in the Far Eastern Federal District of Russia , near the border with China.

2. What is the best time to visit Khabarovsk?

The best time to visit Khabarovsk is during the summer months of June to August when the weather is pleasant and the city comes alive with festivals and outdoor activities.

3. How can I get to Khabarovsk?

Khabarovsk is well-connected by air, rail, and road. You can reach the city by taking a flight to Khabarovsk Novy Airport or by train from major Russian cities like Moscow and Vladivostok .

4. What are some must-visit attractions in Khabarovsk?

Some must-visit attractions in Khabarovsk include Khabarovsk Krai Museum, Lenin Square, Amur Cliff, and Muravyov-Amursky Street.

5. Is Khabarovsk a safe city for tourists?

Khabarovsk is generally considered safe for tourists. However, it is always advisable to take usual safety precautions and be aware of your surroundings, especially in crowded areas.

6. Are there any outdoor activities in Khabarovsk?

Yes, Khabarovsk offers plenty of outdoor activities such as boat trips along the Amur River, hiking in the nearby national parks, and enjoying picnics in the city’s beautiful parks and gardens.

7. Is English widely spoken in Khabarovsk?

English is not widely spoken in Khabarovsk, but you can usually find English-speaking staff at major tourist attractions, hotels, and some restaurants.

8. Are there any local specialties to try in Khabarovsk?

Yes, Khabarovsk is known for its delicious local cuisine. Some popular local specialties include ukha (fish soup), pelmeni (dumplings), and vareniki (stuffed dumplings).

9. Can I use credit cards in Khabarovsk?

Credit cards are widely accepted in major establishments such as hotels, restaurants, and shops. However, it is always advisable to carry some cash for smaller vendors and local markets.

10. Are there any day trips or excursions from Khabarovsk?

Yes, there are several day trips and excursions you can take from Khabarovsk, such as visiting the Sikhote-Alin Reserve, exploring the historic city of Blagoveshchensk, or taking a boat tour to the Bolshoi Ussuriysky Island.

Khabarovsk's captivating history, cultural diversity, and natural beauty make it a truly unique destination. From its vibrant sports scene, including the local football club , to the fascinating Negidal people who call the region home, there's always more to explore. Don't miss the chance to learn about Komsomolsk-na-Amure, another city in the Khabarovsk Krai with its own set of intriguing facts and stories.

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The 10 biggest Lürssen superyachts

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First founded in 1875, German shipyard Lürssen has grown to become one of the world’s leading builders of luxury superyachts. The yard has launched some of the world’s most iconic superyachts, including the 127 metre Octopus , 138 metre Rising Sun and the longest yacht in the world, the 180.61 metre Azzam . In fact, Lürssen currently holds a near-monopoly in the construction of supersized superyachts, having delivered 13 of the world’s top 25. BOAT rounds up the 10 largest superyachts ever built by Lürssen .

Length: 180.61m

Launched in 2013, Lürssen’s 180 metre superyacht Azzam remains the largest yacht in the world . The flagship of the German yard’s fleet, Azzam features exterior design penned by   Nauta Design . Azzam’s impressive propulsion package consists of two gas turbine engines and 2 x MTU diesel engines driving two Wartsila axial flow Modular waterjets and two boosters. Altogether they produce 97,000hp, resulting in a top speed of 33 knots. This means that Azzam is not only the largest yacht in the world but one of the fastest too.

Length: 156m

The 156 metre Dilbar is the largest Lürssen superyacht by volume, with a massive 15,917GT spread across seven decks. Following Dilbar’s delivery in 2016, the yard revealed the yacht claimed two other records – a 180 cubic metre swimming pool believed to be the largest on any yacht, and a 30,000kw diesel-electric power plant. The propulsion package is thought to be the most powerful ever fitted to a superyacht and results in a cruising speed of 22.5 knots. Dilbar features exterior design by Espen Øino with interiors by Winch Design and is currently the fourth longest yacht in the world.

Length : 155m

The 155 metre Al Said , which was delivered in 2008, holds the record as the fifth largest yacht in the world and also includes a cavernous 15,850GT traditionally styled interior designed by RWD . Inside, Al Said offers huge entertaining spaces and accommodation for a total of 65 guests, but the yacht’s standout feature must be its on board concert hall large enough to hold a 50-person orchestra. First delivered in 2008, Al Said’s exterior comes from the boards of Espen Øino .

Length: 147.25m

Previously known as Topaz , the Tim Heywood designed A+ was first delivered in 2012 and is understood to have been previously owned by Middle Eastern royal and politician Mansour bin Zayed Al Nahyan. Listed among the largest superyachts in the world, A+  features a helicopter landing pad at its bow and interiors penned by Terence Disdale .

Length: 141.6m

Delivered in 2021, the 141.6 metre Lürssen superyacht Nord was a new entry into the top 25 largest yachts in the world this year. Designed by Nuvolari Lenard, Nord was known as Opus and Project Redwood while in-build and boasts a number of premium superyacht features including a sports and diving centre on the lower deck, a large swimming pool and two superyacht helipads. Nord is accompanied by a fleet of tenders measuring up to 15 metres on its worldwide adventures and features accommodation for 36 guests in 20 staterooms.

Scheherazade

Length: 140m

Lürssen’s 140 metre superyacht Scheherazade is another new entry to the list following delivery in 2020 . Previously known as Project Lightning, Scheherazade features an Espen Øino-designed exterior and four-deck aluminium superstructure. Key exterior features include two large helipads – one at the bow and one on the upper deck – and a prominent beach club aft. Reportedly owned by a Middle Eastern billionaire, this yacht is designed with warmer climates in mind.

Length: 139.29m

Launched in 1999 as the largest yacht in the world, Al Salamah once belonged to Saudi royalty, Prince Sultan bin Abdul Aziz. Designed inside and out by Terence Disdale , Al Salamah features a 12,234GT interior large enough to accommodate a total of 40 guests in 21 staterooms and a further 96 crew members.

Length: 138.01m

Delivered in 2004, Lürssen’s 138 metre Rising Sun was the last yacht to ever come from designer Jon Bannenberg’s drawing board. Originally built for former Oracle CEO Larry Eliison, Rising Sun experimented with extensive use of structural glass, resulting in a clean profile. Now owned by media mogul David Geffen, Rising Sun boasts 8,000 square meters of living space and can accommodate 16 guests and 45 crew members. Other features include a wine cellar and basketball court.

Length: 136m

Famous for being the most expensive charter yacht in the world with a price tag of €3m a week, the 136-metre, six-deck Lürssen yacht Flying Fox features a curving exterior designed by Espen Øino with interiors from Mark Berryman . Among Flying Fox’s premium features are a total of five fireplaces, an in-built irrigation system for the yacht’s array of greenery and the first cryosauna ever installed on a yacht. Elsewhere, Flying Fox is fitted with two galleys – one for crew and one for guests – run by a total of four permanent chefs.

Length : 135.5m

The 135.5 metre Crescent is the tenth biggest Lürssen superyacht in the world and like many on this list boasts the exterior design signature of Espen Øino. Delivered in 2018, Crescent has a 21 metre beam and 9194GT interior volume with styling penned by Francois Zuretti . Other features include a striking black hull with a bulbous bow with a five-deck superstructure.

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7 Last-Minute Escapes for Labor Day Weekend

If you’re still hoping to stretch out the last days of summer, there are places in North America that are not too hot, not too crowded and not necessarily that far away.

By Shannon Sims

It might sound like an impossible request: a last-minute Labor Day getaway with gorgeous weather and minimal crowds that you can squeeze into a long weekend. There are good reasons many destinations across North America won’t fit the bill. Wildfires are burning in some parts of the West, tropical disturbances are brewing in the Caribbean, the East Coast’s coastal retreats are packed, and much of the South is sweaty and oh so steamy. But if you’re still hoping to stretch out the last days of summer, there are places that are not too hot, not too crowded and not necessarily that far away.

Here are seven inspirations in North America for a Labor Day getaway.

North Carolina

Hike to magical waterfalls

Less than an hour’s drive from downtown Asheville, N.C., and covering 500,000-plus acres, Pisgah National Forest is a magical place to be immersed in nature. American goldfinches and Carolina chickadees sing high above waterfalls framed by lush green trees, and babbling streams pour down moss-covered rocks hiding salamanders, newts and crayfish.

During the summer, these wooded areas are chock-full of children at summer camp, and the trails are often busy with hikers. But by Labor Day, most of the kids have returned home, while the weather is often perfect, with average temperatures in the seventies. You have your pick of activities — bird-watching, fly fishing, waterfall dousing and hiking.

Easy trails can be found at the North Carolina Arboretum , but for a shaded, moderate hike to a waterfall in which you can douse, check out Catawba Falls Trail . For another moderate hike (but no swimming), there is Linville Gorge and Falls , nicknamed the Grand Canyon of the Southern Appalachians. Advanced hikers can summit the 6,684-foot Mount Mitchell , the highest peak in the Eastern United States, in Mount Mitchell State Park, which is surrounded by Pisgah Forest.

Later, make your way back to Asheville , where a robust restaurant and brewery scene offers a perfect setting for sharing stories of your day. Local favorites include Cúrate for upscale tapas, Chai Pani for Indian food and Wicked Weed Brewing for hoppy deliciousness.

See San Francisco’s best-loved sights

“The coldest winter I ever spent was a summer in San Francisco,” may be a clichéd phrase, but anyone who has visited this California city during the summer most likely experienced fog, dank air and brisk wind. But September and October are San Francisco’s warmest and brightest months of the year.

A long weekend is just enough for first timers to sample the city’s best-known attractions. Walk or bike across the Golden Gate Bridge . Board a cable car as it clangs up and down the city’s hills. Explore Alcatraz Island on a three-hour tour (book ahead). Take in the Fisherman’s Wharf area, which may be less chaotic with many children back in school. Watch a home game of the San Francisco Giants at Oracle Park , right on the bay. Or check out the Presidio Tunnel Tops , a newly developed stretch of national park land featuring stunning panoramic views.

The city is a particularly special destination for those interested in L.G.B.T.Q. history. The GLBT Historical Society Museum , nicknamed the Queer Smithsonian, is a good place to start, as is a stroll through the Castro neighborhood or a stop at the Castro’s first gay bar, opened in 1963 as the Missouri Mule (now called Beaux).

Swim, fish, boat, then sip, at the Finger Lakes

One of the largest Finger Lakes in upstate New York, Keuka Lake stretches about 20 miles and draws visitors with clear-water swimming, paddling, kayaking and fishing. Labor Day marks the end of its high summer season.

Visitors can use picnic tables, playgrounds and swimming areas off sandy beaches at Keuka Lake State Park near Branchport or Red Jacket Park in the village of Penn Yan, on the lake’s northern end.

On its southern shores, the charming village of Hammondsport has cafes, shops and restaurants, many of which are clustered around the Pulteney Square Historic District .

Fishing is a big draw, with brown trout, yellow perch and more inhabiting the lake’s deep waters. You can buy your own fishing equipment at Jake’s Boat Livery , or get the professionals to do it by chartering a fishing expedition through Summit to Stream Adventures .

Don’t forget the wine: 20 vineyards are scattered around the lakeshore, with six part of the Keuka Lake Wine Trail . You can visit most wineries on your own or with a tour.

Keuka Lake is a one- to two-hour drive from airports in Rochester, Ithaca, Syracuse or Buffalo. The lake is about a five-hour drive from New York City.

Soak your stress away in alpine splendor

During Labor Day weekend, the I-70 corridor that connects Denver to the ski towns to the west, like Winter Park, Keystone and Breckenridge, can be bumper to bumper, especially getting back on Monday.

But nestled in the San Juan Mountains, about an hour’s drive from Telluride, is Ouray, an often overlooked gem for outdoor fun. Sure, there’s great hiking and canyoning, but there aren’t many towns where you can stroll down Main Street and stop into a boutique for shopping, a cafe for coffee and a hot springs for soaking. Ouray Hot Springs Pool is sulfur-free — in other words, no rotten-egg stink — and offers not just one pool but many: The family-friendly pools feature water slides, a volleyball net and a rolling log, while the adults-only soaking section is kept between 102 and 106 degrees.

Montrose Regional Airport , about an hour’s drive from Ouray, has direct flights to Chicago, Houston, Dallas-Fort Worth and Denver.

Sample delicious urban delights

You won’t scratch the surface of what Mexico City offers in a long weekend, so consider tossing away those checklists and instead soak up the atmosphere in one or two neighborhoods.

Start by signing up for the city’s bike share app, Ecobici , for an easy way to get around town. The Roma neighborhood, a favorite among travelers, has shaded, walkable streets; inviting plazas; and some of the city’s best restaurants. For a neighborhood with a tad fewer tourists, try La Condesa , a short bike ride from Roma and between the two lovely green spaces called Bosque de Chapultepec and Parque México . Shopaholics should visit Polanco , where the commercial thoroughfare Presidente Masaryk Avenue offers luxury stores.

Whichever neighborhood you pick to explore, you’ll be delighted by the quality and flavors of food offered at the city’s restaurants, food carts and 11,000-plus taco shops. Even if a corner spot looks shabby, it might be producing food that could rank among the best bites you’ve ever had. Look no further than Taquería El Califa de León, an unassuming taco stand that won a Michelin star this year , as an example of the culinary magic that lies around any given corner.

Nova Scotia

Time-travel in a 1700s fishing village

About 62 miles southwest of downtown Halifax along Nova Scotia’s South Shore, breezy Lunenburg is a fishing village with charm — and fresh seafood — to spare.

Old Town Lunenburg is considered by UNESCO as the best surviving example of a planned British colonial settlement in North America. Its colorful homes face tall ships moored in the harbor, transporting visitors back to the 1700s. Stroll around the area on your own, popping into local shops and restaurants, or sign up for a walking tour .

At the Fisheries Museum of the Atlantic , part of the Nova Scotia Museum , you can experience what life was like in a fishing village throughout the centuries, from early Mi’kmaq communities to the arrival of Black Loyalists in 1783 to today. The museum is housed in an old fish processing plant, and the Old Fish Factory Restaurant now serves Nova Scotia lobster rolls on a wharf-side patio.

Fresh lobster is available year-round in Nova Scotia, so check out some stops on the Nova Scotia Lobster Trail . But don’t forget much of the Atlantic’s bounty: mussels, scallops, halibut, Arctic char, cod — even a seaweed called dulse — can be found on local menus.

Roam and ride in the sand dunes

The Great Lakes were made for summer, but the challenge is finding a spot that isn’t too crowded. Silver Lake Sand Dunes is a destination even many Michiganders don’t know about.

Located an hour-and-a-half drive from Grand Rapids on Lake Michigan’s eastern coastline, the dunes comprise 2,000 acres and are part of Silver Lake State Park. Even though they are situated in the heart of the United States, the dunes will make you feel as if you’re roaming the sands of Arabia.

Activities at the park include swimming, canoeing and horseback riding along the beach, or hiking through the surrounding evergreen forests.

But a classic way to explore the dunes is through Mac Wood’s Dune Rides , a local company that for nearly a century has been taking visitors in open-top trucks for thrilling and informative rides through the sand.

While in the area, be sure to visit the Little Sable Point Lighthouse , an 1874 tower that was made more accessible to the public in 2010. Climb the tower and take in the lake, forests and dunes below.

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An earlier version of this story included a photo caption that misstated the location of the Palacio de Bellas Artes in Mexico City. It is in Centro district, not Polanco. It also misstated the location of the Silver Lake Sand Dunes. The dunes are on Lake Michigan’s eastern coastline, not western.

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Flora and fauna numbers 211 mammals and 480 plants including 2 plants from the Red Book. The shore is a scenery rookery of sea animals.

Continental subarctic climate "characterized by long, usually very cold winters, and short, cool to mild summers.(Wikipedia)". Permafrost is melting in summer to 70 cm down. The warmest month is July averaging +15 °C (maximum +35 °C). Snow disappears in the end of May and starts in October.

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