Travel Guide | Yalta in History Books.

|Yalta in History Books. This trip really made me like Yalta. Finally, I came to the place in the history books! We took a bus from Sevastopol to Yalta (many departures, buy tickets at the station in advance). The people here are really enthusiastic. After the bus driver knew we were Chinese, he said to us: China is a good friend of Yalta👫 When we arrived, it was Monday. It felt like a public holiday in the city. Many shops were closed. After we put our luggage in the guesthouse, we took a walk around the city center. 🍽We ate at a Georgian restaurant called Дoлma (grape leaves wrapped in minced meat and a little rice) and 4e6ypek (the outside is like a fritter, crispy and crunchy, with minced meat inside. This is super delicious!!!). The menu says it's a Yalta specialty, but it's really not good. 📷If you see a camera by the sea, be sure to take a picture with your friend. It only costs 100🦌 to take a picture. It's really worth it. When you get to the beach, you can also play a shooting game. Although there is a similar game in China, it's really fun. The hit rate is very high. 🍽You can also eat at an EFC store after kfc withdraws. The taste is really good. After eating, go to the central park to swing and take a walk. The second day, we went to the Yalta Conference site and Swallow's Nest. At the end of January, the wind is still very strong. You still need to wear a down jacket. [One]The old site is really a visual feast. It's so beautiful! It's recommended to spend 300🦌 to buy a guide for the old site. It's worth it! After going there, you suddenly understand why the last Tsar could be so miserable. The whole palace is magnificent and luxurious. It's hard not to admire the superb craftsmanship of the architects and designers at that time. [Two]Swallow's Nest is exactly the same as in the painting. After getting off the bus, you need to hike. Remember to wear comfortable shoes. On the observation deck, you can also see lavender unexpectedly. Remember to prepare cash there! Tickets are only accepted in cash. There are also commemorative coins on the top. You need to bring cash to buy them from the machine (I regret not having cash at the time, so I couldn't buy a commemorative coin). :Originally, there was a plan to visit Chekhov's House, but it was closed on Monday and Tuesday (you can check the specific opening hours on its official website). On the third day, we took a bus back to Moscow. I will come to Yalta again. After all, you have to leave some regrets.