Sevastopol

The Cathedral of the Holy Equal-to-the-Apostles Prince Vladimir in Sevastopol is an Orthodox church, the burial place of Russian admirals and naval officers, an architectural and historical monument.
The fog bell in Chersonesos is a monument of the history of the city of Sevastopol, located in the Karantinnaya bay of Chersonesos.
Monument to the sunken ships - a monument in Sevastopol, an architectural symbol of the city, is installed near Primorsky Boulevard next to Nakhimov Square.
The Sevastopol Marine Aquarium Museum is one of the oldest public aquariums in Europe and is the oldest marine aquarium in the country.
Chersonesus Tauric, or simply Chersonesos, is a policy founded by the ancient Greeks on the Heraclean peninsula on the southwestern coast of Crimea. The only antique policy of the Northern Black Sea region.
Balaklava Bukhta became the first place of deployment of the Russian fleet in the Crimea. Balaklava submarine base is the only underground harbor in the world today.