The fortress of Aluston was built in the 6th century by order of the Byzantine Emperor Justinian I. Aluston was located 200 metres from the sea on top of a 44-metre high hill. The line of fortress walls of Aluston was a quadrangle of irregula... read more
In 1923 in the city of Alushta was opened historical and local history museum. This Museum for various reasons three times was closed and reopened. At the time of closure all the funds of this museum were transferred to other local history museums... read more
Kosmo-Damianovsky (Kozmodemianovsky) Monastery - is located 16 km from Alushta, between Babugan and Sinabdag in the Central Basin of the Crimean Peninsula. Alushta, between Babugan and Sinabdag in the Central Basin of the Crimean State Reserve. Th... read more
In the Khapgal Gorge, on the territory of Alushta region there is the most full-flowing waterfall of the Crimean peninsula - Dzhur-Dzhur. This is a turbulent and very picturesque waterfall, the name of which in translation from Armenian means... read more
