Situated within a few steps from Ylata’s quay, the art café Vincent & Frida is famous for its original interior, which was designed after creative works of two greatest painters of the last century: Mexican female artist Frida Kalo and Dutch postimpressionist Vincent van Gogh. Facility’s menu features varied European and Mediterranean dishes, as well as a decent sushi list, wide selection of alc

Situated in Primorsky Park, the nightclub ‘Shato’ is among the best entertainment facilities in Yalta. Here you can find everything for excellent recreation: modern music, gorgeous cuisine, quality service and vivid parties. Every evening the best DJs play in the club and the best show-programs involving famous PJ and dancing teams from Crimea, Ukraine and Russia are organized. ‘Shato’s musical st

"Zolotoy Plyazh" is a club-restaurant of the European level that pretends on a title of the most ambitious club project in Yalta. It offers original parties, tasty cuisine and attentive service. The premises of the club are divided into three functional zones: box, dancing ground and pavilions. The total capacity of the club is 500 seats. The design of "Zolotoy Plyazh" is carried out in ecostyle,

Apelsin is one of the brightest, the most popular and well-attended pastime places in Yalta. The facility is advantageously distinguished by its location near the very Black Sea. In the daytime it works as an elite cafe-restaurant. In the evening Apelsin turns into the night-club. The interior is "Minimalism": soft bright couches, the ceiling originally decorated with photos of famous people, an a

The history of the Sevastopol Theater of Russian Drama is very rich. In different years Feodor Chaliapin and Maria Zankovetskaya played here, and in 1900 Anton Chekhov watched the staging of his play "Chaika" performed by the famous Moscow Academic Art Theatre headed by Stanislavsky. The count of seasons started in 1920, when the theater got its modern name. The theater didn't stop functioning eve

Crimea theater of Simferopol is the oldest theater on the peninsula, and its main building is the monument of architecture and culture. The building was designed by O.M. Beketov in the Neoclassicism style with elements of art nouveau. The facade is richly decorated with statues and bas-reliefs of Ancient Greek patrons of theatrical art - the God Apollo and muse Melpomene. The interior of the theat

In the late 19th century Yalta became the official summer residence of the Imperator's family and the most fashionable resort of the Russian Empire. The question of how to amuse the visitors arose immediately in front of city authorities. At the same time the idea to found a professional theater in the city appeared. The construction lasted five years, and since 1883 the theater counts its seasons