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Apartment №
2.10
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3
Star apartment in Sevastopol Ukraine.
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Situated at the centre of Sevastopol. (on
Nachimov str. It takes 2
min to get to the embankment,
restaurants, bars, cafes.)
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2 Persons accommodation.
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2 Rooms apartment.
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1 Bedroom with double bed.
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Living with sofa, color TV set , local telephone.
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Kitchen with all modern conveniences,
freezer/refrigerator, oven.
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1 Bathroom with bath/shower, toilet.
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Clean warm water supply 24/7.
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Nice to know: "The Panorama "
Defence of Sevastopol (Sebastopol) 1854 - 1855" during the Crimean War
1853 - 1856The Panorama "Defence of Sevastopol in 1854-1855" is the
well-known work of battle art and the monument to the heroic defenders
of Sevastopol in Crimea Crimean, Eastern) War 1853-1856, which was
unleashed in the fight for the influence on the Middle East by Great
Britain, France, Turkey and Sardinia against Russia. Franz Alekseevich
Roubdaud ("Rubo") (1856-1928), the outstanding battle-painter and the
founder of Russian panoramic art is the author of the Panorama. The
canvas and the life-size plan for the panorama were created in three
years in the special pavilion in Munich where the artist lived. Under
the project of the military engineer F.-O.Enberg and the architect V.
Feldman the works were carried out for the construction of the building
for the panorama on Historical Boulevard in Sevastopol. A diameter of
Panorama building is 36 m, and height is 36 m too. Classical 2-columns
portal, reverted with inker man's stone, is decorated at the top by
elements of the military decor: soldier's Georgiy cross is entwined by
Georgy's ribbon; at the centre - figure "349", the number of days of a
Defence. On May 14(27), 1905 on the occasion of fiftieth anniversary of
the heroic Defence, the panorama was opened. The panoramic work was
nearly destroyed during World War II. On June 25, 1942, some bombs
during bombardment cased fire. Thanks to the rescue works, 86 parts of
canvas were saved. The destroyer "Tashkent" carried these fragments from
the siege Sevastopol. After World War II it was decided to restore the
panoramic painting. Unfortunately, the original canvas suffered badly
and it was impossible to restore the saved fragments. The specialists
decided to create a new canvas. Under the direction of academicians V.
Yakovlev(1893-1953), and after his death by P. Sokolov-Skal (1899-1961),
17 Moscow painters recreated the panorama in 3 years as F. Roubaud "Rubo"
did. At the same time builders reconstructed the ruined panorama
building. To mark the centennial of the first Defence of Sevastopol on
October 16, 1954, the Panorama was re-opened. The Panorama tells about
one of the 349 days of the Sevastopol Defence - on June 6(18), 1855,
when the defenders repelled the assault of the fortifications of the
Korabelnaya Quarter. The panorama's canvas is 14m x 115 m, the area of
the life-size plan is about 1000 sq.m. In 1974 in outside niches of a
building there were added the marble sculptural portraits of the
admirals V.A. Kornilov, P.S. Nachimov, V.I. Istomin, A.I. Panfilov, F.M.
Novosilsky, captain 1-st rank G.I. Butakov, general S.L.Khrulev,
staff-captain A.V. Melnikov, the sailors Peter Koshka and Ignatiy
Shevchenko, Dasha Sevastopolskaya (Darja Lavrentjevna Mikhailova, the
'Russian Florence Nightingale'), Doctor N.I. Pirogov, the great surgeon,
and Leo Tolstoy, one of Russia's greatest authors, the author of
"Sevastopol Stories" (aka "The Sevastopol Sketches", "The Sebastopol
Sketches", or "Sevastopolskaya Rasskazi").
In case you prefer to stay in a hotel
rather than in an apartment, there is contact information for the hotels
in Sevastopol, Ukraine, for your convenience. If you
still need any help, please do not hesitate to
contact me.
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