Apartment 2.04 

  • 3 Star apartment in Sevastopol Ukraine.
  • Situated at the centre of Sevastopol.
  • From 2 up to 4 persons accommodation.
  • 2nd Floor
  • 2 Rooms apartment.
  • 1 Bedroom with double bed.
  • Living with sleeping sofa, color TV set national and int., local telephone, air-conditioning, central heating.
  • Kitchen with all conveniences, freezer/refrigerator, oven.
  • 1 Bathroom with bath/shower, toilet.
  • Clean warm water supply 24/7.
Price per night for 1-2 people from:

$45

Price depending on:

Season, duration of stay and exchange rate of the Hrifna.

   
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The charge of the Light Brigade, during the battle of Balaclava in October 1854, is one of the most famous military exploits of all time. Balaclava is just one of the many places that you may visit on this superb tour to the Crimea where you can study the events of the war 1854-55. The war was truly a Victorian epic, pitting the British and French armies, allied for the first time after many years of enmity, against the might of Russia. You can walk the ground over which the Light Brigade charged to immortality, climb up the hills where the British Guards fought hand-to-hand with Russians at Inkerman, and see the Russian positions atop the River Alma. You may walk around the lovely port of Balaclava, which, like Sevastopol, was a town closed to almost everybody but the Russian military up until a few years ago but is now an up and coming tourist destination. During your stay in Sevastopol, you can walk many of the city’s bastions and visit the new museum in the White Tower within the Malakov Bastion and the incredibly breathtaking 1854 Panorama in the Flagstaff bastion. You can see this attractive city from the water as you spend an afternoon taking a boat trip around its harbour. In Yalta from where you may take the opportunity to explore the splendors of the Crimean Black Sea coastline such as the Vorontsov  and Livadia palaces and the symbolic ‘Swallow’s Nest’. The storming of the Malakov Battery was on September the 8th 1855. This decisive attack was instrumental in the collapse of the Russian defenses of Sevastopol and the conclusion of the war.