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The Sevastopol hotel's location in the historical and business center of Sevastopol means ready access to all there is to see and do in this city. Our hotel is within easy reach of museums, theaters, shopping and sports. With so much to choose from, ask our concierge staff to help with reservations, tickets and information about how best to explore our city.

Some of the places to go and things to do near our hotel:

THEATRES:

-Sevastopol Russian Drama Theatre: Next to Hotel Sevastopol. The Sevastopol Russian Drama Theatre is a great place to watch inexpensive, good quality entertainment. If your are fortunate to be in Sevastopol at the right time you may have the opportunity to enjoy the Moscow Ballet or other well-known troupes who perform at the theatre throughout the year.
6 Nakhimov Avenue
tel: +38 (0692) 544330
Operating hours: 10:00 am to 19:00 pm.

-Dance Theatre: Within 2 minutes.The Sevastopol Dance Theatre is a good place to watch both contemporary and classical theatre through dance.
4 Nakhimov Avenue
tel: +38 (0692) 547603
Operating hours: 10:00 am to 19:00 pm.

MUSEUMS

- Black Sea Navy Museum. Within 5 minutes walk from the hotel is Black Sea Navy Museum. Founded in 1783 as a Russian Navy Port on the Black Sea, Sevastopol is presently a base for both the Russian and Ukrainian Navies. The history of the city is impossible to be separated from that of the Navy.
Opened on September 14, 1869, it is the oldest naval museum on the territory of the former Soviet Union. The museum consists of seven exhibitions. The halls are devided among the various periods of the Black Sea Fleet.
11 Lenin Street
Tel: +38 (0692) 540392
Operating hours: 10:00 am to 17:00 pm.
Closed on Mondays and Tuesdays

- Kroshitsky Art Museum: Just across the street. The second level of the museum houses four rooms for the main collections. The ground level consists of two rooms and shows the works of current, local artists. The main rooms are dedicated to outstanding Russian artists from the nineteenth century including Repin, Levantin, Aivazovsky, Kramskoy, Shishkin, Vereshagin, Vorobyov, and Polenov. In another af the rooms are works of Flemish, Dutch, and Italian painters from the sixteenth to nineteenth centuries.
9, Nakhimov Avenue,
tel: +38 (0692) 544636
Operating hours: 10:00 am to 17:00 pm.
Closed on Tuesdays

- Malakov Hill Park and Museum: Malakov Hill is located approximately 5 km from the hotel. Standing at a height of 97 meters (318 feet), Malakov Hill is the highest point of the city. During the Crimean War, Malakov Hill was the strongest and most important of all the defences in southern Sevastopol. As a result, it saw the heaviest fighting of the entire war. Spread throughout the park are twenty monuments devoted to the first (Crimean War) and the second (World War II) defences of the city. The upper point offers a spectacular view of Sevastopol Bay.  The main feature of the park is the defence tower. It is the only defence fortification from the entire Crimean War that remains today. Inside its walls is a small museum dedicated to the significance of the hill during the defences of Sevastopol.
Istomin Street
tel: +38 (0692) 366751
Operating hours: 9:30 am to 17:00 pm.

- Black Sea Aquarium: Within 2 minutes walk from the hotel. Created in 1897, Sevastopol Aquarium is one of the oldest in the world. It consist of four rooms that house hundreds of marine fauna and over seventy different marine animals. Included in the collections are rare specimens that are of international scientific importance.
2 Nakhimov Avenue
tel: +38 (0692) 543892
Operating hours: 10:00 am to 19:00 pm.
 








- Panorama Historical Museum and Historical Boulevard Park: 2 km from the hotel. The former territory of Sevastopol’s Forth Bastion (fortification) is now a hillside park known as the Historical Boulevard. This majestic park was created in 1905 as a tribute to the heroes who fought in the first, 349-day defence of Sevastopol during the Crimean War. The same the Panorama Museum was opened to the public. The panorama complex is undeniably the gem of the Historical Boulevard and is of national pride not only for the citizens of Sevastopol, but for all Ukrainians and Russians as well. The Panorama complex consists of two floors. The ground floor houses a small museum dedicated to the events and heroes of the first defence and to the creation of the panoramic painting located on the second floor. The Painting “the Defence of Sevastopol” depicts events that happened on June 18, 1855. The painting illustrates the day’s battle as viewed from the top of Malakov Hill. It was on this day that the French forces stormed the Russian bastions at Malakov Hill and the British forces attacked the Redan. Despite being greatly outnumbered (75 000 Russian troops against 173 000 French-Anglo troops) the Russian soldiers fought with grwat determination to protect the city.
The painting’s canvas is 115 meters (377 feet) in length and 14 (46 feet) high. The total weight of the painting is almost 9 tons with over 1 ton coming from the oil paints alone.
Historical Boulvard
tel: +38 (0692) 579738
Museum operating hours: 9:30 am to 17:30 pm.

- Chersonese National Preserve: 4 km from the hotel. Spread across approximately 1500 acres, Chersonese (from the Greek word for “peninsula”) is considered one of the best preserved Greek colonial territories and the most important classical site on the Black Sea. Continuously inhabited for almost two millennia, Chersonese interacted with and defended itself from such peoples as the Taurians, The Scythians, the Sarmatians, the Goths, and the Huns. In 1996, Chersonese became the only national preserve in Ukraine. In Chersonese two museums can be visited. The main building of the museum houses the Byzantine collection. Among the exhibits in the Byzantine galleries are fresco and mosaic fragments, architectural details, ceramics, glass, Byzantine icons, ivory carvings, reliquaries, grave markers, liturgical objects, and items from everyday life. Similarly, fine pieces are displayed in the rooms housing the Greek and Roman collections which are located in the second museum building.
For Ukrainians, Belorusians, and Russians the importance of Chersonese is intimately connected with the spread of Christianity to their countries. According to chronicle sources it is here that in 988, the Grand Prince of Kyiv, Vladimir, was baptized and received.
1 Drevnyaya Street
tel: +38 (0692) 550278
Operating hours:
Reserve: 9:00 am to 7:00 pm.
Museum: 9:00 am to 17:30 pm.

- Diorama Museum and Park. Located on Sapun Mount (12 km east from the city centre). The complex is dedicated to the Assault of Sapun Mount and the Liberation of Sevastopol (May 7, 1944). Diorama Museum is situated atop Sapun Mount.
Sapun Mount is 240 meters (787 feet) high and it was of great strategic importance during both World War II and the Crimean War. Being a natural defence for Sevastopol, it was on and around Sapun Mount where some of the heaviest fighting took place including the heroic assault where, on May 7, 1944, Russian soldiers stormed the mount and liberated Sevastopol from their German captors. The Diorama was first opened in 1959. It houses a small museum dedicated to Sevastopol’s role during World War II. Its main attraction is the massive painting “The Assault on Sapun Mount.” The painting is 5.5 meters (18 feet) high and 25.5 meters (84 feet) wide.
In the memorial park surrounding the Diorama are sights of interest including tanks, artillery guns, and various other type of equipment that was used by the Russians during the war.
Sapun Mount
tel: +38 (0692) 544636
Operating hours:
Museum: 10:00 am to 17:30 pm. Closed on Tuesdays






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Within 5 minutes walk from all central sites of the city, Hotel Sevastopol is the focal point for business and leisure travellers in Sevastopol. With great shopping nearby on the Nakhimov Avenue and Bolshaya Morskaya Street, Art Gallery, Black Sea Navy Museum, Theatre, and other best sites of the city just round the corner, Hotel Sevastopol is in a prime location.

Featuring 106 elegant and comfortable rooms, Hotel Sevastopol has a range of options to suit both business and leisure travelers. All rooms have recently been renovated ensuring that your stay is pleasant and enjoyable. Our Standard Rooms are amongst the best to be found in Sevastopol three-star hotels, with air-conditioning, Internet access, international telephone, cable TV, working area, high ceilings and plenty of space. The size of rooms varies from large, medium to compact.

Breakfast served from 07:00 until 11:00 is included. As a convenience for the many international visitors to Hotel Sevastopol, many of our professional staff are multi-lingual and can provide guests with location information and assist with sight-seeing tours.
Set behind a facade of white limestone with neoclassical details, Hotel Sevastopol, was built in 1952 by a famous architect U.Trautman. Hotel's Western face is overlooking the Black Sea allowing our guests enjoy a picturesque panorama of the famous Sevastopol Bay. Known for its history the bay of Sevastopol still provides an amazing view of old forts, luxury cruise ships, modern yachts and modern men-of-war based in Sevastopol.

Hotel Sevastopol has long-standing traditions of hospitality. The hotel has been operating for more than 57 years and by now we can proudly name among our guests Prince Charles, Admirals and officers of many Navies, Ambassadors, public officials, leaders of international organizations, Consuls, Attaches, famous art workers, members of the noble families from Great Britain, France, and Italy.

There are little things that we do that bring our guests back. For some it's the cozy accommodation, complimentary breakfast and great rates for others a warm smile and friendly hello, followed by a call to make sure you're comfortable. We're continually improving our services to make your stay even more enjoyable. Our staff is always here to make you feel distinguished.