Our way lies to the Southern coast of Crimea.
In Alupka you will findVorontsov Park is a business card, one of the most romantic parks in Crimea, forming a single ensemble with the Vorontsov Palace.
On a walk through the park you will see its amazing and unusual beauties: Small and Large Chaos – fragments of frozen magma that collapsed under the influence of earthquakes, which managed to organically fit into the landscape of the park through the efforts of its creator Karl Kebach.
We will walk to Trout, Mirror and Swan lakes, visit Sycamore, Sunny, Contrasting and Chestnut glades.
The Trilby Fountain, shrouded in legends, will mentally transport you to the shores of the foggy Albion. You will get acquainted with the keepers of the park – the lions of the Lion Terrace, sleeping, waking and awake.
We visit the gorgeous frontVorontsov Palace.
At the Swallow's Nest castle, we take photos for social networks (how can we do without them!).
The Wine Bazaar in Gaspra is the place with the largest assortment of drinks in Crimea from 45 manufacturers! To warm up our appetite, we will visit him too.
Next, a hearty lunch in a panoramic cafe with a view of the Swallow's nest (we order dishes from the menu for an additional fee).
We are going to Yalta.
On the main winter holidays, Yalta traditionally puts on its luxurious New Year's outfit: on the embankment and the central streets of the city there are various light installations designed to create a truly fabulous mood for the guests of the resort capital.
We will walk along the narrow crooked streets of the historical center of Yalta, go down to the main embankment of the Crimea and get acquainted with the Chekhov Lady with a dog.
The guide will tell you romantic stories.
We return to Sevastopol along the serpentine mountain road and visit the Foros temple.
The Church of the Resurrection of Christ is built on a steep Red rock. At night, the temple is beautifully illuminated, and it seems that it soars in the sky. It's an amazing sight! The temple has a viewing platform at an altitude of 400 m above sea level.