About
This park is one of the greenest corners of Yalta. It stretches along the shore from the "Oreanda" Hotel and covers a vast area. Running parallel to the Seaside Park is the promenade area of the Seaside Beach, which reopened after renovation in 2019. The beach consists of three tiers of public space. The lower tier is dedicated to beach services, equipped with shade canopies, umbrellas, sun loungers, and water attractions. The second tier features small restaurants, cafes, and boutiques, while the third—the uppermost—has observation decks and a walking area. The park houses a monument to Maxim Gorky and a small obelisk commemorating the Soviet decree on using Crimea for the treatment of workers. There are sculptures, a music-synchronized dancing fountain, and a mineral water pump room. Another attraction is the swimming pool shaped like the Black Sea.
Massandra Palace
If you want photos straight out of a European fairy tale, this is the place. The walls are built of stone, the towers are pointed, the balconies are curved, and the park looks like it’s from an engraving. The interiors are tastefully opulent: stucco, wood, fireplaces, tiles, oak paneling, and tiled stoves.
Chekhov House Museum (White Dacha)
The snow-white house on the outskirts of Yalta is a magnet for literature lovers. Here Anton Chekhov spent his final years, working, receiving guests, writing "The Cherry Orchard" and "The Lady with the Dog". He personally planted the garden.
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