Hotel Moscow

2 Kievskaya, Simferopol, Crimean Peninsula, Ukraine | 3 star hotel

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Palaces and Caves and Lost Luggage

A travel blog entry by trent

... an over 500 year old palace, museum, mosque, and burial ground. Apparently it's so nice that if you have a wedding in the area, you simply must go to the Palace for a photo shoot!

Then after lunch, we drove to the old cave cities. First we visited Uspensky Cave Monastery, an 8th century Orthodox Monastery still used today. It was built into the cliffside and has amazing cave paintings and carvings. We continued on and hiked up to ...

Last Day in the Crimea Peninsula

A travel blog entry by raichies

Our speeding around the Crimea Peninsula is coming to a close today as we make a few final visits to some interesting sites and then hop a 19 hour train (yes you read correctly) for Kiev.

So with only hours left with Irena, she knew she had to fill our heads with as much information as possible. As we were heading to Bakhchysaray (trying saying that fast even one time) we learned about the Crimean Tatars who located in this town. The ...

Rest in Crimea. Services of interpreter and driver

A travel blog entry by sergey10

... of Crimea) them. Can somebody give me an advice, who can I contact?

�� Faithfully Sergey

Offer services of the interpreter and the driver in Crimea!

I’ll find dwelling for you, room in any hotel, apartment for any period of time in any city of Crimea, for rest or work. Take you by car from ...

Finally! In the Crimea

A travel blog entry by jathomaz

... here in Ukraine that started in the morning. Usually I hop on in the late evening, so it's time to go to sleep and I wouldn't care if I would have to jump in the bunk. It's only with the long daytime trip that it was a problem. As it turned out, the couple on the bottom berth(s) was a man who is a captain with the Lviv Police department, and he and his wife were really nice to me. He spoke a smattering of English.

Our train arrived at ...