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Yalta
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Armenian Church
It is the monument of architecture. It is situated at Zagorodnaya Street. The Church was built in 1903-1907, by one of the greatest architect of Transcaucasian Gabriel Ter-Mikelov. Pictures of talented... |
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Chekhov’s Museum
In autumn of 1898, Chekhov settled in Yalta. During the year he built the house and a wing made the unique architectural ensemble. The writer lived in this house from August 1899 till 1 May 1904. Storie... |
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Lastochkino Gnezdo (Gaspra) (Swallow’s Nest)
Lastochkino Gnezdo towers above the sea at vertical Avrora rock of Ai-Todor Cape. It is interesting monument of architecture and history. The evidence of human courage - Lastochkino Gnezdo – is the medieval... |
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Massandra Palace
As a museum Massanda Palace was opened only in 1992. Character of early baroque style of Louis XIII is in its outside appearance. Harmony of nature, outside appearance and design of interior create the... |
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Nikita Botanical Garden
In autumn 1812, when the people of Russia stayed against Napoleon hordes the remarkable event happened at the Southern Coast of Crimea symbolized the inevitable defeat.
Lower Nikita village, now Botanicheskoye... |
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Poliana Skazok
This is a unique museum under the sky, magic world of fairy tales. More than 200 sculptures of wood, stone, copper and other materials are there. The entrance to the fairy town is guarded by “thirty beautiful... |
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St. Blagovernyi Prince Alexander Nevskyi Cathedral
At the boundary of XIX-XX centuries Yalta was a kind of “summer resort capital” and founders of Yalta Cathedral of Alexander Nevskyi sanctified on 1 December 1902, considered that the new temple has to... |
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St. Ioann Zlatoust Temple
in the center of Yalta at Polikurovskyi hill surrounded with cypress park there is St. Ioann Zlatoust Temple built under personal request of General-Governor of Novorossiysk Region Count M.S. Vorontsov... |
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Vorontsov Palace
Vorontsov Palace is the masterpiece of architecture, construction and park aconomy of XIX century, former summer residence of M.S. Vorontsov Count. Fron the West it looks like inaccessible castle, the... |
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“Sweet Hear Livadia”
“Sweet Hear Livadia” Nikolay II called his summer residence. The last Russian Emperor gave very precise definition. It is impossible to express complex scale of feelings and sensations rose after thi... |
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