The Foros Church is a pearl and visiting card of the southern coast of Crimea, a mountainous corner where Heavenly and Earthly for …
Alexander Nevsky Cathedral in Yalta is truly admired by all who see it. Yalta decided to build a large cathedral. The intention of …
The ancient palace with beautiful jagged towers, entwined with ivy, built in the first half of the XIX century, belonged to one of …
The Great White Livadia Palace was built from April 1910 to September 1911 by architect Nikolai Petrovich Krasnov. His activity fe …
About a hundred years ago, another palace, unusual in its architectural forms and in amazing harmony with the surrounding pictures …
Prince L. S. Golitsyn, appointed in 1890 to the post of chief winemaker of the department in the Crimea and the Caucasus, decides …
The beginning of the construction of the palace ensemble of Dulbert (translated from Arabic – beautiful, delightful), refers to 18 …
The museum dedicated to Alexander Pushkin in Gurzuf is remarkable for the fact that it is the first building in the European style …
The palace complex of the Vorontsov Palace in Alupka, consisting of five buildings, was built in 1828-1848 according to the projec …
Yalta is a city where the sea breeze is intertwined with history, and walks along the embankment easily pass into rich museum routes. There are unique palace and park ensembles, religious monuments and literary corners that make the journey emotional and informative. A visit to museums in Yalta turns an ordinary excursion into a real discovery for those who love the living history and atmosphere of the south-bank residences.
In the city and its surroundings are concentrated iconic places: the Foros Church of the Resurrection of Christ - the pearl of the southern coast of the Crimea, striking the view and atmosphere; the Alexander Nevsky Cathedral, which is admiring for monumentality; the Golitsinsky Palace with elegant jagged towers and an ancient atmosphere; the Massandrov Palace, which blended into the landscape of the south coast about a century ago; the Livadia Palace, built from 1910 to 1911 according to the project of Nikolai Krasnov; the Wine Museum and Massandrovsky Palace in the last five years; the Akhoronov Palace in the historical building in the Pukhov Palace, 18. In the vicinity of Yalta, in Alupka, Koreiz and Gurzuf, there are several more historical estates and protected corners that complement the overall picture of the southern cultural route.
Museum life is active here: annual programs, such as the Night of Museums, make the visit especially rich, and seasonal exhibitions and imported expositions regularly update the exposition halls. At the Massandra winery there are tastings and thematic shows, and the palace halls of Livadia and Vorontsov often host temporary educational projects and historical exhibitions. Keep an eye out for posters – there are many cultural events, excursion routes and special programs for families and art lovers in spring and summer.
Come to Yalta to experience its unique museum atmosphere: from majestic palaces to chamber literary museums. The best way to see all the most important things is to use the services of a private guide: local guides will help to create a personalized route, tell little-known stories, organize a passage without queues and add lively details that make excursions truly memorable. Book an excursion and go on a trip to the museums of Yalta today.
