Yalta, a popular resort city on Crimea's south coast, is surrounded by the beauty of the Black Sea. Yalta gained international prominence in 1945 when it hosted the Yalta Conference, a pivotal World War II event involving leaders of the United States, United Kingdom, and Soviet Union.

Stroll Yalta's central promenade, the Lenin Embankment, lined with attractions, cafes, restaurants, and bars.  Literature lovers can visit the Chekhov House & Museum, dedicated to Anton Chekhov, a famous Russian writer who lived and wrote here.

Immerse yourself in nature at the Massandrovskiy Park, boasting beautiful sequoia trees. Attend a concert in the stunning Immaculate Conception Cathedral - Organ Hall, or admire the central Catedral de San Alexander Nevsky.

For breathtaking views, take the Yalta-Gorka Cable Way and enjoy a meal at the cafe at the top. Relax on Massandra Beach, with its convenient eateries nearby.  Pay homage to literature with a visit to the Lady with a Dog Monument, inspired by a famed story by Anton Chekhov. Explore the Botkin Path nature trail for a dose of scenic beauty.

Yalta offers a vibrant nightlife scene with a variety of options, including cocktail bars, karaoke clubs, wine bars, nightclubs, a surf cafe, a coffeehouse, and more.