Simferopol is one of the largest cities in the Autonomous Republic of Crimea in Ukraine. The city is located between the Inner and Outer chains of the Crimean Mountains in the valley Salgir River. Simferopol is a really important economic, administrative and cultural center of Ukraine.
Simferopol is sure to appeal to fans of exciting excursions, as there are many interesting sights in the city. The Vorontsov Palace is located in a beautiful park; it is a prominent landmark … Open
Simferopol is a popular family resort that has all the best for an exciting and varied pastime. Travelers who like to relax outdoors should definitely visit local parks; the most famous … Open
No less interesting sight of the 19th century is the Holy Trinity Cathedral. Several years ago, a convent was founded in the area. The temple was built in the best tradition of classical style. Sky-blue domes, unique Corinthian capitals, and arches are its distinctive features. This temple is one of the few in the region that continued to function even in Soviet times. It's a miracle it managed to avoid destruction so typical for those times. Currently, visitors can admire the most beautiful elements of old design. Many unique religious artifacts are kept in the walls of the church.
1. You can get to the city center from the airport by trolley bus route 9 or any of the numerous taxis. The city has excellent public transport system; buses and trolleybuses can literally … Open
Central Museum of Tauris occupies one of the most beautiful historic buildings nowadays. It presents diverse and exciting expositions. The museum has collections of unique ethnographic pieces and archaeological finds, discovered in the immediate vicinity of Simferopol. There is also an extensive natural-science exposition. Medieval jewelry and engravings are considered one of the most valuable exhibits.
Visit to Simferopol’s restaurant will be a great addition to the rest, as in the city there are places suitable for everyone. Budget travelers like the Chisken House restaurant; its … Open