In 2015, it was lucky to relax a couple of days in the Crimea. There was a great desire to go to the Crimea by car, but frightened the huge queues of cars on the ferry, which were at that time, just an attached Crimea to Russia. Crimea visited the bus tours from the Krasnodar Territory. Of course, the excursion could not not visit the main sights of the beautiful city of Crimea - Yalta. First of all it is the Vorontsov Palace and a swallowing nest. I will not stop on the beauty of nature: the sea, mountains and reviews opening with serpentine, as this beauty is characterized almost for all resorts as the Krasnodar Territory and the Crimea. I believe that those who love the architecture of cities must be visited by the Vorontsov Palace and the castle of the swirl nest in Crimea. The palace is very majestic, its surrounds a huge garden with shrubs, stone lions, huge viewing platforms, from which an unforgettable view of the blue-blue sea, which merges with the sky. Inside the palace is very rich. Palace rooms are huge, decorated with antique furniture, huge paintings, wide windows, fireplaces, in the palace there is a stunning beauty of a winter garden. The garden offers a view not only to the sea, but also on the mountains. Palace is at an amazing location, as if at the foot of the mountains. It is impossible not to mention and swallow the nest - the castle on the rock. It is difficult to describe with the words that the beauty that opens from the castle. The whole surface of the sea and a lot of accumulating chaps are visible. The brightness of the colors of the sea and the sky blinds and affects. Also near the castle there is a huge observation deck. The castle itself is not big, it is not that the Vorontsov Palace, most of all amazing the opening views of the sea and mountains. Because of the limited tour, the trip could not see all the palaces and castles, which in Yalta more than 10 are the Livadia Palace, the Massandrovsky Palace, Dulber, Yusupov Palace and some others. After a short visit to these wonders of the world, I realized that in Yalta I do not go to half a day in Yalta, but thoroughly settle there at least for a week, so as not to rush and thinking about the details to see all the greatness of buildings that, at first glance, look like.
