Top 10 places in Crimea. Where to visit and what to see in Crimea

On my page there are detailed stories about each of the attractions described in this article. And here I will briefly tell you about the ten that I remember the most. I'll start, perhaps, with the obvious ones. To visit Crimea and not visit its famous palaces? Don't do that!

1. Vorontsov Palace in Alupka.
Vorontsov, because it belonged to Count Vorontsov, the governor of the Crimea. It is located at the foot of Ai-Petri Mountain. The Oriental style and the oriental richness of architecture raises questions.

For example, why did a truly Russian man, an educated, brilliant strategist and politician, a general and hero of the War of 1812, choose this particular style for his house?

But questions are questions, and the most gorgeous architectural monument noticeably adorns the Southern coast of Crimea.

If you are not a fan of beautiful interiors and luxurious rooms, which, however, are the same in all palaces, then be sure to take a walk in the palace park.