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Prince Dmitry Romanov to visit Crimea on August 25-28
PARIS, August 23. Prince Dmitry Romanov, the oldest relative of the late Russian Tsar Nicholas II (Romanov), will visit Crimea next week. In an interview he said that he was happy to have an...
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Velvet season in the Crimea
In late August the coastal Crimea empties as parents take their children home – time to go to school. No sooner has the joyful hubbub of children’s voices disappeared – the “haut” season is officially...
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Taigan Safari Park in Crimea – amazing experience!
Oleg Zubkov, a entrepreneur with a military background, has turned the Cold War military base into one of the best tourist attractions; an African savannah on the Crimean Peninsula, a unique...
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Limp Bizkit’s Fred Durst planes live and work in Crimea
Fred Durst, best known as founder and frontman of the Limp Bizkit band, has sent an address to Crimea’s authorities saying he wants to live and work on the Black Sea peninsula, the Izvestia...
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Ancient Bakhchysarai
Booking.com Present day Bakhchysarai (30 kilometers southwest from the Crimean capital of Simferopol) has little in common with the great city of the past, which was the capital of the Crimean...
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John Simpson: Crimea’s charms uncovered
Crimea may be mired in negative press, but for John Simpson this controversial place is thoroughly worth the trip: Crimea is full of pleasant little towns with whitewashed 19th-century Russian...
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Jeep Safari and Horseback riding in Crimea
While you are in Crimea why not to take part in jeep safari trip up into the mountains and visit the famous Dzhur-Dzhur waterfalls? Dzhur-Dzhur is the most powerful fall in Crimea : Their average...
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The big red heart of Crimea
Someone has made a big red heart-shaped hot air balloon, wrote “I Love You!” on it and took it into the air. Thanks to Maksim, Russian blogger we can see how it was.
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Soviet space radio telescope in Crimea
This Soviet radio telescope was built in Crimea for a reason: Crimea had the most amount of sunny days in USSR so clouds didn’t stand in a way for the telescopes like this. This particular one was...
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Crimean beaches early XX century
Here we present a set of old photographs of girls and women, who long ago visited the coast of the Crimea. The photos were taken during the first half, and the beginning of the second half of the last...
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