Soviet bas-relief at the Sea station

The majestic maritime terminal, a symbol of many travels and historical moments, welcomes guests with unique Soviet bas-reliefs that majestically decorate its entrance. These works of art are a vivid reminder of a bygone era, combining both classical and modern motifs.

On one of the walls you can see abstract forms reminiscent of dancing waves, among which small fish are hiding, as if frozen in an eternal dance. This bas-relief seems to create the illusion of movement and life, focusing attention on the richness of marine fauna.

Opposite this abstraction there is another bas-relief, on which Poseidon, the ruler of the seas, dominates, surrounded by ships and frolicking waves. The majestic image of the god of the sea recalls the power and magic of the ocean, as well as the special respect that people have shown to the sea from time immemorial.

Together these bas-reliefs create a harmonious combination of mythology, art and history, reflecting the spirit and heritage of the seaport.