Stalin's Villa, also known as the Green Grove (Zelyonye Rodniki), is a historical and architectural landmark located in Sochi, Russia. This villa was one of Joseph Stalin's favorite holiday retreats. Situated on a hill with a panoramic view of the surrounding forest and the Black Sea, it offers a unique glimpse into the private life of the Soviet Union's former leader. The villa, built in the 1930s, exhibits a sober and fortress-like exterior, reflecting Stalin's need for security and seclusion. Visitors can explore various rooms, including Stalin's personal office, living quarters, and the wax figure of Stalin himself, depicted as if he were still living there. The villa remains relatively untouched since Stalin's era, complete with his belongings and the original furniture. Tours are available for those interested in this period of history, and the insight provided into Stalin's life and the Soviet Union's past is both unsettling and fascinating.