TransportDzhankoi Railway StationThe railway station was built in the city centre in 1874. It has a waiting room, booking offices, an information centre, a left luggage room, shops and cafés, and areas where passengers can rest.
History and cultureMikhail Pugovkin MonumentThe monument was unveiled in 2016. The actor lived in Yalta for eight years, in 1991-1999.
TransportDzhankoi Bus StationThe bus station has a waiting hall with 20 seats, a bus driver break room, a cafe and a booth with refreshments.
History and cultureThe Lady with the Dog and Chekhov MonumentThe monument is a symbol of Yalta and is dedicated to characters from The Lady with the Dog, a short story that takes place in the southern Crimean city.
NatureRocks of AdalaraOne of the symbols of Gurzuf and the southern coast of Crimea, the Rocks of Adalara are two white rocky islands between 20 m to 30 m in diameter each, and between 38 m to 40 m in height.
History and culturePushkin MuseumBuilt in 1808-1811 by Governor General of Novorossiya and Bessarabia, Duke Armand du Plessis de Richelieu, this is the oldest European building on the southern coast of Crimea.
History and cultureLesya Ukrainka Memorial MuseumThe idea to create a museum dedicated to the poet in Yalta appeared at the beginning of the 1970s, when the 100th birth anniversary of Lesya Ukrainka was marked.
History and cultureArtek International Children's CentreThe children's camp Artek was established in 1925 and was the hallmark of the Soviet Young Pioneer organisation.
History and cultureChekhov's dachaA country house with its own small harbour Anton Chekhov bought in 1900 on a small cove at the foot of the Dzhenevez-Kaya cliff.
NatureSkazka Yalta ZooThe Skazka Zoo, the first private zoo in the CIS, is an object of the Russian Nature Reserve Foundation.
NatureGurzuf ParkA 12-hectare informal park, a landscape architecture landmark, Gurzuf Park was established in 1803 by order of the Duke of Richelieu.
History and cultureAnton Chekhov Museum HouseThe writer built this house, Belaya Dacha, in 1899 and lived there until 1 May 1904.
NatureMount Ayu-Dag, Bear MountainThis mountain on the southern coast of Crimea, on the boundary of Greater Alushta and Greater Yalta rises 577 m above sea level. It looks like a huge bear lying on the beach.
NatureKharaksky ParkThis landscape architecture landmark, featuring both formal and informal landscape design, is located on the grounds of the Kharaks Palace on Cape Ai-Todor at an altitude ranging from 40 m to 60 m above sea level.
NatureThe Suvorov OakThis pedunculate oak has four trunks; two hollows in them have been filled with concrete. The tree is over 750 years old, with the girth of the trunk 9.54 m at 1.3 m above the ground.
NatureKarabi YaylaThis mountain range is part of the main ridge of the Crimean Mountains, the easternmost yaila (mountain pasture) in Crimea. Its average height is 1,000 m above sea level, and the highest peak of Mount Tai Koba is 1,262 m.
NatureThe White RockLocated near the village of Belaya Skala, which stands for White Rock in Russian, (Ak-Kaya in Crimean Tatar) in the Belogorsk District, this majestic vertical rocky wall towers over the valley of the Biyuk-Karasu River.
TransportBelogorsk Bus StationThe bus station has a waiting hall with 50 seats, a bus driver break room, and shops.
History and cultureBukhara Emir PalaceThe former palace of the Bukhara Emir is an architectural landmark of the early 20th century built in 1907-1911.
NatureRoman-Kosh MountainThe highest point in Crimea (1,545 m), the mountain is located in Babugan yaila (plateau) near Gurzuf in the Crimean Nature Reserve.
