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Ay Petri Mountain from the Black Sea Church at Foros Castle Entrance A Precarious Castle (and restaurant).

Four Seasons Yalta

23 Rudanskogo St. Yalta, Crimean Peninsula, 98612, Ukraine

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Last Day in the Crimea Peninsula

A travel blog entry by raichies

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... Our last item on the list was the Khans' Palace. Despite the fact that Catherine the Great destroyed most of Bakhchysaray's mosques she allowed the Palace to remain standing (it has a mmosque) because she thought the building was romantic and sweet.

Eventually we drove an hour to Simerfol to catch our night train to Kiev. 19 hours. We loaded up at 7 pm and set out for almost 20 hours of crazy train driving. But, that, is for another day!

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Stepping back into 1945

A travel blog entry by raichies

I love when I get a good night sleep. Thank you Yalta Intourist Hotel. You might be a behemouth of a hotel, but I got in a good 4 hours before my first "awakening" of the night at 2:30. Then it as back to sleep.

Irena, our trained by the Soviet militant travel agents back in the days of yore (I'm only assuing) kept us on the move today as we visited two major palaces outside of Yalta.

The first, ...

Yalta - A Little Russian Holiday Spot

A travel blog entry by mistyofthedane

... and we were given print outs of sentences and told to try and say them. The trick was that before every second sentence we were given a shot of vodka, so it got a bit harder each time. I was pretty **** to be honest, but the one i did the best was "Dajte mne odno pivo" (Give me another beer).

The next morning I was feeling a bit ordinary, so i decided to have a nap after breakfast - one of the things ...

Behind again

A travel blog entry by carpefeline

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... promenade. There were a lot of people dancing. When I got there, it was a slow dance and older couples, younger couples, parents dancing with their toddlers, everyone was enjoying it. Then it got lively with everyone just doing their own thing including this lady who I would swear was older than me and still I saw her do a squat and jump up like a classic Russian Nutcracker Ballet dancer. I would break myself trying to do that. It was a full moon and they ...

Traveling with a Communist

A travel blog entry by carpefeline

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... navy on the Black Sea and also just many tales of life when the Ukraine was part of the Soviet Union. It was all very interesting and I enjoyed the experience very much. He was a few years younger than me and it is amazing that so much was happening in the world when I could have been paying attention to it and just didn’t. It shows how different upbringings can be. My parents never taught us or showed us to be aware ...

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