Where to go from Yalta with a child. Entertainment in Yalta for children

Last modified 05/10/2018

Many tourists, choosing Yalta as their vacation destination, wonder what entertainment is there. In this article we will tell you where you can go yourself, and which places you should show your children.

Where can you go with children?

Lovers of sea animals should definitely visit this place. Here you can not only enjoy the performances of local artists and their charges, but also learn a lot about the physical capabilities, habits, mental abilities and beauty of sea animals. They will give your children so many positive emotions that they will remember their visit to Aquatoria for a long time.

A competent approach to animals allows not only to reproduce the act, but to convey the individual character of each inhabitant of the dolphinarium. You will personally see that every dolphin, fur seal or lion is a real artist who can safely be called a star!

The water area is considered one of the largest and best dolphinariums in Russia.

Operating mode

Performance starts: 11:00, 16:00 and 18:00, closed on Monday.

The ticket price for adults and children varies from 800 to 1200 rubles, for disabled people - 400 rubles.

Swimming with dolphins

But that is not all. In Aquatoria you can not only admire sea animals, but also swim with them. Swimming with dolphins will allow you to escape from the everyday hustle and bustle of life, fill it with sensations and a sea of ​​positive emotions!

By touching the world of marine nature, you will gain a sense of harmony and comfort.

You can swim all year round. Especially for this purpose, the Yalta Dolphinarium built a “Swimming Center” that meets all European standards and requirements. The water in the pool does not fall below 24 degrees, the air temperature is 28 degrees.

In summer you can swim with animals in the theater's main pool.

While you enjoy communicating with the animals, the dolphinarium staff will take professional photographs for you as a souvenir!

Operating mode

You can swim with dolphins in a small pool all year round from 09:00 to 18:00, seven days a week. You can swim in the large pool in summer from 13:00 to 15:00.

Closed on Sunday.

Service cost

For 5 minutes you will have to pay 3 thousand rubles, regardless of the pool. Residents of Crimea receive a discount of 500 rubles.

Ordering a photo shoot will cost 1000 rubles.

When purchasing a 15-minute swimming session, a photo session is included as a gift.

In addition, Aquatoria is famous for conducting so-called dolphin therapy - the treatment of psychological disorders through the interaction of humans, dolphins and the aquatic environment.

Scientists have been studying this method for many years. Dolphinarium specialists collaborate with German and Austrian psychotherapists.

Dolphin therapy gives excellent results, which is why it is in such demand. Special dolphins are selected to work with children based on a number of criteria. In the center you can find top-class professionals with extensive experience.

Suitable as rehabilitation for persons suffering from diseases such as Down syndrome, cerebral palsy, autism, or those who have experienced severe stress or mental trauma.

Exhibition and museum

But that's not all! On the territory of the dolphinarium there is also an exhibition in the form of an Upside Down House, an exhibition and museum dedicated to aliens, a turtle farm, a souvenir market, a cafe where you can enjoy real Italian ice cream and a local aquarium!

Operating mode

Monday – Saturday, 09:00 – 12:00.

The cost of the service is 5000 rubles.

The duration of the session is 90 minutes, of which 30 minutes are devoted to communication with dolphins.

How to get there

Take bus number 30, which departs from the bus station in the city center. You need to get off at the “Sanatorium Uzbekistan” stop.

Crocodilarium

Despite the fact that this menagerie is one of the youngest in Yalta, it has already become a favorite among both tourists and local residents.

Initially, its first settlers were Nile crocodiles. They hatched, however, in an aquarium located on the territory of Alushta, and were later transported here. Some time later, they were joined by Schneider's caimans, Cuban and African crocodiles, as well as representatives of the species from South and North America.

In addition, you can see vulture turtles, iguanas, Nile monitor lizards and snake-necked turtles with necks 12-15 centimeters long!

Operating mode

01.05 – 30.09 from 10:00 to 22:00.

01.10 – 30.04 from 10:00 to 20:00.

The ticket office closes 30 minutes before the menagerie closes.

Ticket prices

For adults and children over 13 years old – 400 rubles.

For children from 3 to 13 years old – 300 rubles.

Photo and video shooting is permitted (included in the ticket price).

How to get there

St. Ignatenko, page No. 1. It is almost in the very center of the city, near the city port.

Water park "Atlantis"

A place where you can have fun with the whole family!

Local attractions, especially slides, were created by the Canadian company WhiteWater, the best manufacturer of water entertainment. There are about 12 of them in Atlantis.

A pass to the attraction is based on a person's height.

Thus, a special pool was equipped for the smallest children up to 100 centimeters tall. There are water cannons and inflatable sculptures.

Children up to 140 centimeters tall can visit the aquadrome called “7 Seas”, which occupies 700 square meters! Its bottom is covered with sand, and the water depth is only 20 centimeters, so you don't have to worry. The water temperature in the children's pools reaches 30 degrees, the kids will not freeze.

In addition, on the territory of the water park there is a medical center, free parking, several cafes and restaurants, a bar, a souvenir shop, a storage room, a children's playroom and a terminal for replenishing mobile operator accounts.

Moreover, if you decide to visit the water park on your birthday, entry will be free for you. To do this, you need to have your passport or birth certificate with you.

Operating mode

09:30 – 18:30, seven days a week.

Ticket prices

Depends on the time of day you are going to visit the water park.

For an adult or child 100-140 cm tall.

• from 09:30 to 18:30 1500 and 700 rubles;
• from 11:00 to 18:30 – 1600 and 800 rubles, respectively;
• from 14:30 to 18:30 – 1400 and 600 rubles

How to get there

You will need minibus No. 35 and 11, which go towards Livadiya. You will need to get on at the bus station.

Glade of fairy tales

We have already talked about this amazing place in our other article. If you have children going on vacation with you, be sure to bring them here.

Glade of Fairy Tales is a park full of sculptures of characters from Russian and Ukrainian fairy tales.

Initially, the idea of ​​​​creating such a landmark came to the bright mind of the artist P. P. Bezrukov. He was the one who donated the first few sculptures to the museum. In subsequent years, works of art from sculptors and sculptors from all over the Soviet Union arrived here.

Each individual clearing presents one or another fairy tale. Here you can see Thumbelina, the Little Humpbacked Horse, 30 knights from the poem “Ruslan and Lyudmila” by Alexander Pushkin, Baba Yaga and Pinocchio, Tortila the Turtle, Mowgli and many other characters familiar to us from childhood.

In addition, in the park you can enjoy theatrical performances and puppet theater performances. Little children leave this place full of delight!

Operating mode

Summer. 09:00-20:00.

Winter. 09:00-18:00.

Ticket price

Adult ticket – 200 rubles. Children over 6 years old – 100 rubles. Children under 6 years old have free admission.

How to get there

You need to take bus number 24 in the city center and get to the “TC Confetti” stop. 100 meters from the stop, not far from the Stavri-Kaya rock, on the slope of Mount Magobi, this museum is located.

Yuri Gagarin Museum of Cosmonautics

The international children's camp "Artek" is known all over the world. In the 20th century, it was visited by prominent people of the country, including astronauts and pilots. It is known that Yuri Gagarin himself loved to relax here. In the camp, gatherings were held around the fire, and the heroes told stories from their lives. Grateful children, with the support of the Artek administration, decided to organize a museum on the territory of the camp.

Yuri Gagarin began to help the guys with this. He donated his spacesuit, in which he trained, as well as a number of other important exhibits to the museum. Later, the suit of Alexei Leonov, who was the first person to visit open near-Earth space, was added to it. In addition, in the museum you can see equipment that was used during ground training of Soviet cosmonauts, a parachute used by the Vostok capsule and a copy of the famous Lunokhod.

Operating mode

From 08:30 to 17:00 on weekdays.

Ticket prices– by agreement with the museum administration. You are expected to be given a tour by a guide.

How to get there

The most convenient way is to take minibus No. 31 from the Yalta bus station, heading in the direction Yalta-Gurzuf. This is a village located 11 kilometers from the city.

Or take bus number 2 and go to the final stop in the village of Krasnokamenka. In this case, you will have to walk, but this is even better - because you will be able to see other interesting places - Chaliapin's rock and the Adalary twin mountains.

If you get hungry during your trip, go to the Bulvar cafe, which is located on Leningradskaya Street. They say they serve excellent apple strudel.

Moving through the camp park, you will reach the Suuk-Su Palace, another remarkable place. The luxurious palace today houses not only the cosmonautics museum, but also a library and the Artek history museum.

By the way, the name of the palace was given by a local mountain river, and it is translated as “cold water.” There is a legend that the water in it has healing properties.

Zoo "Fairy Tale"

Opened about 20 years ago. Practices exchanging specimens with various zoological organizations. At the moment, about 100 species of animals and birds live on its territory. Among them you can see lions, lynxes, zebras, yaks, camels, porcupines, giraffes, llamas and other animals. They are all kept in spacious cages that are cleaned regularly. If desired, you can feed them through the holes provided for this purpose. True, food needs to be bought in special stores located right there on the territory of the zoo.

Here you can watch reptiles by visiting the exotarium, and at Grandma’s Yard you can even chat with the animals. Dwarf sheep, goats and Vietnamese pot-bellied pigs like to walk there. They have a calm, easy-going character and do not pose a danger to children.

There is a dragon café and a jungle café on site if you get hungry.

Operating mode

01.09 – 01.05: from 09:00 to 18:00.

01.05 – 01.09: from 09:00 to 20:00.

The ticket office closes an hour earlier.

Ticket prices

An adult ticket costs 500 rubles.

Children (from 3 to 10 years) – 250 rubles.

How to get there

You will need to take minibus No. 24, 27, 102 or 115 to Mount Mogabi, which is located in the western part of the city. The fare is about 10 rubles.

Below we will tell you about several places where adults can go to have fun.

Entertainment for adults

Suspension bridge to Diva rock

The bridge is supported by 6 steel cables, each of which is separately attached to the rock. Withstands a load of 20 tons. You can go over the abyss to Diva Rock and go back down on a 200-meter zip line, reaching speeds of up to 80 km/h, for 800 rubles. Both designs are absolutely safe.

The length of the bridge is 100 meters, and will allow you to enjoy beautiful views, if, of course, you are not afraid of heights.

The breathtaking attraction is located in the urban village of Simeiz, which is located on the southern coast of the peninsula.

Peak of Ai-Petri

It is better to go on this trip in your own car. If you don't have one, you can rent a car because it's really worth it.

You will need to get to the Yalta - Bakhchisarai highway and follow the signs for Ai-Petri. Along the way, you can stop near the Wuchang-Su waterfall, which falls from a limestone cliff almost 100 meters high! However, you should not go there in July; at this time of year it dries up and turns from a majestic stream into a barely noticeable stream. You can swim in the artificial lake and relax in the shade of the Silver Gazebo. There are also karst caves, shops with souvenirs and cafes serving Crimean Tatar cuisine.

At the top, a special observation deck offers an excellent panoramic view. From there it is not always possible to see where the sky ends and the sea begins.

In addition, you can also visit the local caves Three-Eyes and Iograph, where in the first the temperature does not rise above 5 degrees, and therefore there is snow and snowdrifts. It is said that Emperor Alexander III himself used its ice to cool his champagne.

The caves are well equipped and illuminated for tourists to visit.

You can ride horses along the picturesque peaks, and even take a photo in the national Crimean Tatar costume.

You can try Tatar kebab and get souvenirs made from sheep skins.

The top of the mountain can be reached by cable car that runs from Miskhor. This is another local attraction that tourists are eager to visit.

You will need to take the 32 bus to the latter, and buy a round trip ticket for the cable car. The trailer can accommodate 30 people, and in 15 minutes you will already be at the observation deck of the mountain.

You will climb to a height of 1153 meters along the longest unsupported gap in Europe. Its length is 1670 meters, the angle of inclination is 46°.

Working hours

Rise: 10:00-16:00.

Descent: 10:00 – 17:00.

Ticket price (one way).

Adult – 350 rubles.

Children - 250 rubles.

Diving center "Aquasport"

Fans of water activities can visit one of the many local diving centers. There you can swim with sea animals, visit underwater caves and grottoes, go underwater hunting, and explore sunken objects. Take a boat trip on a yacht or boat. Rent a catamaran, jet ski or water ski.

One of such centers is Aquasport. Located at: st. Ekaterininskaya, 2.

Schedule

Seven days a week, from 09:00 to 18:00.

Check prices on the website or with representatives of the organization.

Pre-registration required.

Well, one last place that we can’t help but mention.

Tasting complex of the Massandra trading house

This is one of the largest factories engaged in growing vineyards and creating high-quality vintage wine. It was founded by Prince Lev Golitsyn. The first plant was founded back in 1894. It was the first underground tunnel-type plant of its kind.

Today I want to talk about how I first came to Yalta. Ten years have passed, but time has no meaning in this story. My mother and I arrived in Crimea, bought tickets for a sightseeing tour. When the tour group was in Yalta, we had to pay money and join them. As soon as I unzipped the bag, I immediately realized that there's no wallet there. I was robbed, and my mother and I were left without money. Imagine, you can’t even buy some water!

Five years later I met a guy from Yalta. We started a relationship. Now I know the most interesting places of this warm city, because every summer we let's go to his homeland.

Yalta city

Most tourists who walk the streets of a resort town for the first time believe that wide embankment and residential areas in the distance - this is all of Yalta. In fact, it is a large city, which differs significantly from other resort towns.

Yalta is divided into three main districts: Old city, where the history of the settlement of the first inhabitants began, the new city and Chekhovo. The city also includes the village of Nikita and. That's why, space for walking enough. But, if you are not interested in just walking around the city, I will name interesting routes.

Top places to go in Yalta

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I have been to Yalta many times. When I came here for the first time, I was amazed by the nature: palm trees, mountains, blue sea! It seemed to me that I was in Turkey, and not in Crimea. After swimming to my heart's content in the sea, I went to explore the local attractions. I’ll tell you about the most amazing places that I remember.

Where did I go in Yalta

Since I love literature very much, in the city guide I immediately looked for attractions associated with great writers and books. Therefore, the first places I went to were the following:

• house-museum of A.P. Chekhov;
• historical and literary museum;
• Memorial Museum of Lesya Ukrainka.

I’ll tell you in more detail about these wonderful museums.

Chekhov's House

When I saw A.P. Chekhov’s house, I gasped. It coincided so much with my ideas. Reading about Chekhov's life, I saw him as neat and sedate. Therefore, no matter how many times I come to Yalta, I still go “to visit” Chekhov every time. I really like his house, imbued with some special atmosphere. Looking at his desk, I imagine Anton Pavlovich, sitting thoughtfully with a pen in his hands... “He’s probably writing the next chapter of The Cherry Orchard,” I think...

Chekhov moved to Yalta for health reasons and lived here until his death. After his death, his sister took over the house and kept the furnishings in the rooms intact.

Yalta Historical and Literary Museum

There is a mysterious atmosphere unique to museums here. And it is created by ancient things, such as:

• photos;
• archaeological finds;
• household items and treasures of ancient peoples;
• valuable jewelry and coins.

With the help of these unique exhibits you can get acquainted with the ancient history of Yalta.

Memorial Museum of L.Ukrainka

Lesya Ukrainka is a famous Ukrainian writer who loved Yalta especially touchingly. And not only because the Crimean climate eased the pain in her bones, but also because Yalta gave her inspiration and strength.

The museum has a large exhibition telling about her creative life.

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Summer, heat, vacation! We urgently need to go somewhere and relax. For the third year now, my mother did not go on vacation. Living in Crimea for most of her life, she had never been to Yalta. So I decided to give her a gift. But my mother is very stubborn and did not agree. We love a quieter and more relaxing holiday. And for some reason she had a picture in her head and the opinion that in Yalta nothing to do. There seems to be nothing to see there and nowhere to go. Since I’ve been to Yalta more than once, I had to give a brief overview of the most important places that absolutely everyone who comes is required to visit to Yalta.

Still, where can you go in Yalta?

In general, this is not only one city, it is also parks adjacent to Yalta, mountains, valleys and a huge amount villages in its vicinity.

The most main places must visit:

• Beaches.
• Zoo.
• Glade of fairy tales.
• Aquarium "Cube".
• bird home.
• Alexander Nevsky Cathedral.
• Yalta embankment.
• Livadia Palace, Nikitsky Botanical Garden, Mansandrovsky Palace And cable car on Mount Ai-Petri.

Sights of Yalta

The most main asset Yalta is her embankment. It is simply incredibly huge and resembles Broadway. Throughout its territory there are beautiful exotic plants, located fountains, which are especially beautiful in the evening and at night. On the embankment you can find everything from photographers with cute animals to street musicians. There is also a huge number of cafes and restaurants to suit every taste and budget. The embankment flows smoothly into Seaside Park, where many are planted trees and flowers. All together they create a place for mental relaxation and wonderful photos.

In the center of Yalta located aquarium entitled "Cube". It is home to various exotic fish And underwater plants. There is also local zoo, where you can feed and pet animals, as well as P hold them in your arms and take a photo with little lion cubs or tiger cubs. Near the zoo is Glade of fairy tales. Children will especially have fun here. Various sculptures from the world of fairy tales, green area and numerous competitions and entertainment.

Temples of Yalta

The city has simply incredible beauty temples and cathedrals. Just look at the Temple of St. John Chrysostom or the Church of the Intercession, Forosskaya, the Church of St. Nicholas the Wonderworker and the majestic Alexander Nevsky Cathedral.

Beaches and boat excursions

In Yalta just a huge amount beaches. There are beaches and with sand, And with pebbles and even with huge boulders. Choose, so to speak, which one you like best. If you go on the boat, then you can visit the famous bird home and see the city at a glance.

That's not all attractions cities. For people who like to walk a lot there are ropeways on Mount Ai-Petri, and along the way there are many types of flora and fauna. In the suburbs of the city are located castles with adjacent parks, which always take your breath away.

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This year my family and I decided relax in Yalta, since I didn’t really want to go to foreign resorts, and the budget was very limited, there was a crisis, what can I say. On the very first day of our stay at the resort, we were faced with the question of What interesting things can you see in this city? Luckily, the people who stayed in the hotel next door to us were very nice and were happy to tell us about everything sights of Yalta.

What to see in Yalta

I’ll say right away that our vacation in this beautiful city lasted for a couple of days, since there were many more attractions here than we could have imagined. All this is due to the fact that many interesting places in Yalta are not only in the city itself, but also in its vicinity.

Where to go in Yalta with children

If you are planning go to Yalta with children, then don’t think that they will get bored there. This city has many places that will delight and surprise your little ones.

First of all, I highly recommend taking your children to Zoo called "Fairy Tale". What I really liked about this place was that at the entrance they sold special food for specific types of animals, respectively. we could treat our little brothers without causing harm to their health.

Secondly, despite the fact that in Yalta has a sea, I advise you to go with your child to Atlantis water park. Everything there is aimed specifically at family vacations, and there are special areas for children, which are designed in the form of various children's cartoons. Also available children's aquadrome, which is called "Seven seas".

And finally, the youngest children should like a place called "Glade of Fairy Tales". The territory of the attraction occupies several kilometers, but you can explore it with a guide sculptures of all fairy-tale characters about an hour, and then independently return with the child to the places where he liked the most.

Where to walk around Yalta

I won’t talk about the competition – it’s a separate topic. And here about the new Yalta- yes, yes. Why new? It’s just that I haven’t been there for 16 years, so I’m new. First of all, I advise you to look, perhaps, the last surviving monument to Lenin of its kind. The mayor of Yalta, in my opinion, made a very wise decision: to postpone the demolition of the monument indefinitely, so as not to traumatize the psyche of the elderly population, for whom this monument means a lot. Well, young fellow, what can you say, an informal approach to caring for pensioners.

Walk along the Yalta embankment- it’s akin to Deribasovskaya in Odessa, it’s simply a sin to miss it. Hold the knee of Anton Palych Chekhov. Again, walking along the streets, squares and open parks is also a sacred thing. Although walking around Yalta is not so pleasant - it’s all hunchbacked and hilly, you can only walk smoothly only on the embankment, otherwise it’s uphill and downhill. I can’t even imagine how local girls walk in heels.

Parks in Yalta

You can devote a day to each park - and it won’t be enough. All of them are unique and interesting, time flies in them, and you don’t want to leave this tropical garden and park paradise.

Yalta is a pearl by the sea, as this magnificent resort city was dubbed back in the days of the Soviet Union. Indigenous residents lovingly call the southern capital of Crimea Russian Nice, and numerous citizens of the USSR who once came here for treatment called Yalta the All-Union Health Resort.

The city with ancient history was first mentioned in the chronicles of Arab historians. Evidence dates back to 1154 and presents Yalta as a small Polovtsian port on the Black Sea. The origin of the name is associated with the Greek word “Yalos”, which means “shore”, and with the Crimean Tatar “yalyda”, which translates as “on the shore”.

This beautiful city is located in the south of the Crimean peninsula and, like a real pearl, is buried in the picturesque valleys of two mountain rivers. Together with the suburb, the so-called Big Yalta, the resort area extends 70 km from Foros in the west to Krasnokamenka in the east. On the one hand, this blessed place is surrounded by rocky mountain ranges, and on the other, its coast is washed by the warm waters of the Yalta Bay.

Tourists come to sunny Yalta:

For those who want to learn more about it, you should follow the link and read the contents of this article.

The popularity of Crimean resorts has increased sharply over the past decade. The flow of Russian and foreign tourists during the season resembles an avalanche. According to statistics, the population of Yalta is only 78 thousand people, but in the warm season, which lasts here for 6-7 months, it increases to half a million.

Sights: history and modernity

The Yalta surroundings successfully combine miraculous natural masterpieces and erected architectural structures with a rich historical past. Local residents advise everyone coming to the southern resort city to visit the 5 most important attractions of Yalta.

On the video - what to see in Yalta and where to go:

Excursion routes

It will be difficult for guests of the capital of the Southern Coast of Crimea to navigate the streets of the resort city, but organized excursion agencies with experienced guides will always come to the aid of Yalta tourists.

Excursions around the city and its surroundings

To make the most of your vacation in Yalta, it is better to take advantage of the useful advice of experienced people and consider two types of excursions: independent and with the help of experienced guides.

It is important to know where to go:

Advice! The right approach to organizing a resort holiday will always save time and money!

In the vicinity of Yalta, there are such entertainments that will remain in the child’s memory for many years:

You won't be bored in the resort town with children. Having received a lot of impressions and pleasant fatigue from the most interesting excursions, they will remember the trip to Yalta for the rest of their lives.

On video - self-guided tours of Yalta:

One day. What to see?

For tourists arriving in the resort city for a short time, the best way to see all its beauty is to buy a tour of sunny Yalta. For 3,000 rubles, an experienced guide will take a family of 3 people for a ride in a car and introduce them to all the main attractions of their hometown of Yalta.