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Discover the best top things to do in Sevastopol Municipality, Crimea including 35 Battery Museum, Cape Fiolent, Monument to the sunken ships, Temple of The Sun, Military History Museum of Fortifications Balaklava Underground Museum Complex, Panorama Museum on the Siege of Sevastopol, The State Museum-Preserve Tauric Chersonese, Balaklava Bay, Malakhov Barrow, Sevastopol Aquarium.
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1. 35 Battery Museum
2. Cape Fiolent
3. Monument to the sunken ships
Overall Ratings
5.0 based on 779 reviews
Reviewed By rublish
Every country, every land and every city has its place that one should visit. This is one of that kind. It's great if you will be on a guided tour and they will tell you the whole story, any way just Google and you will know it. And don't forget to injoy the view and the Navy vessels going in and out of the bay
4. Temple of The Sun
5. Military History Museum of Fortifications Balaklava Underground Museum Complex
6. Panorama Museum on the Siege of Sevastopol
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 790 reviews
Reviewed By sergeyk147
Don't be fooled by the exterior! Rather dull from the outside it just takes your breath away when you're in. One of the largest panoramas in the world! I visited that museum together with my wife in the middle of April, in low season, so there were no tourist hordes there. Now that Russia took Crimea back full-scale reconstruction is going on everywhere. An outstanding bridge connecting the peninsula with the continent has been built, great highways pierce the region, a brand-new airport offers excellent service, etc., etc., etc. We took a car to drive to Crimea from Russia and, naturally, Sevastopol was one of our prime destinations. The panorama spellbinds, you stay there awestruck, feeling with your skin heroism, horror and pain of war. It's not a big thing if you're not a Russian speaker - they have audio guides for you. Anyhow, it's better to do some homework beforehand since the tour lasts thirty minutes only, the hall is huge, details are abundant and it'd be easy to get confused. For your info: the panorama depicts fighting on June 6th, 1854, when Allied forces undertook their first - and unsuccessful - assault on the Malakoff redoubt. There's also a nice so-called Historical boulevard nearby but Russians effect huge renovation works there so better come in summer of 2022 when they are supposed to be accomplished. Highly recommended! PS No trace of the Charge of the Light Brigade though. Simply because it happened not in Sevastopol but not far from Balaklava, some twenty kilometers to the south-east.
7. The State Museum-Preserve Tauric Chersonese
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 1,019 reviews
8. Balaklava Bay
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 501 reviews
Reviewed By sergeyk147
I visited it together with my wife in the middle of April. We circled around Balaklava to see places where battles of the Crimean War had unrolled so it was only natural to go there as it had been in that town where the Aliies' headquarters had been situated. This is an absolutely marvellous place. Russia, having retaken Crimea from Ukraine six years ago, started intensive overhaul of the peninsula's infrastructure and Balaclava is no exception. Right before our visit Moscow announced that the town would be turned into a state-of-the-art yachting center which presupposes reconstruction of urban water and wastewater utilities as well as energy networks. This is great news since Ukraine didn't lift a finger to even do some maintenance works so city's waste mostly pours right into the bay. In the nearest future, however, Balaklava is doomed to get suffocated in hordes of tourists and flocks of vehicles in high season. Parking there is a challenge even in spring so don't even try to penetrate it in your car in summer - complete waste of time. Anyhow, if you're lucky, awesome views, a cozy waterfront, a spellbinding bay and breathtaking landscapes opening from the seaside will more than compensate your efforts. So, inhale, take a boat ride and enjoy this peaceful piece of littoral nature! Do mind, however, that that yachting center construction will inevitably albeit temporarily strip Balaclava off part of its charm and increase the mess.
9. Malakhov Barrow
10. Sevastopol Aquarium
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 147 reviews
Sevastopol Marine Aquarium Museum - one of the oldest public aquariums in Europe, is the very first marine aquarium of the Russian Empire.
