Other places in Sevastopol

Calamita Fortress and Inkerman St. Clement Cave Monastery

Naval museum complex Balaklava - former secret submarine base

Malakhov Kurgan - a memorial of two wars

Historical Boulevard as a memory of the Crimean War

Nakhimov Square and Grafskaya Wharf – the birthplace of Sevastopol

Primorsky Boulevard, Lunacharsky Drama Theatre and Lovers' Bridge

Balaklava St. George Monastery

Cape Khrustalny (Crystal cape) and the obelisk to the Heroic City of Sevastopol

Tauric Chersonese: traces of Ancient Greece and Prince Vladimir

Sapun Mountain Memorial – an open air military museum

St. Vladimir Cathedral in Chersonesus is a cradle of Russian Orthodoxy

Intercession Cathedral - a new look at church classics

St.Peter and Paul Cathedral as a reminder of ancient temples

Northern and Southern Balaklava Forts: at places of military operations

Monument to Prince Vladimir

St. Nicholas Church – a monument to the fallen soldiers

Square of the internationalist warriors: rotunda with a view of the city

Inkerman Winery of brand wines – the grape flavor of the Crimea

The Church of the Twelve Apostles - the oldest church in the Crimea

St. Vladimir’s Cathedral – the tomb of Russian admirals