Kalamita Fortress in Inkerman

Kalamita fortress was built in the middle years to protect Chersonesos. Until now, only the ruins of towers and destroyed walls have survived. Near the very foot of the rock in the cave is a monastery that belonged to Christians. Now there is a historical nature reserve called “Kalamita Fortress”, as well as a branch of the Museum of Archaeology.

The fortress is a cultural heritage site and an ancient architectural monument, the walls of which reached 12 m in height and up to 4 m in width. On the fortress built 6 towers and a powerful moat. There was a prison in one of the towers.

The picturesque ruins are the main pride of Inkerman. From the side of the fortress there is a delightful view with a view for many kilometers.

You can get to the attraction from Sevastopol by regular sea transport, by bus or use the services of electric trains. To reach the fortress, you need to cross the tunnel passage and further along the road leading to the ancient cemetery you will reach the goal.