* In the first part of the tour you will visit Livadia. You will explore the White Livadia Palace, get acquainted with the rich history of the Livadia estate, the stages of construction of the palace, the stay of the imperial family in it, and you can visit the Romanov house church. The snow-white palace was built for the last emperor of Russia, Nicholas II, in 1911, according to the design of Yalta architect N.P.Krasnov. In February 1945, the Yalta (Crimean) Conference of the heads of the three powers - the USSR, the USA and Great Britain - was held here. After a short bus ride, you will arrive in Alupka, the best palace and park complex on the coast. Alupka has been created since the beginning of the 19th century for the Governor-General of the Novorossiysk Territory, M.S. Vorontsov. The palace, built in the English Tudor style with elements of the Indo-Muslim style by the English architect E. Blore, was created by Count Vorontsov's serfs for 20 years. After visiting the main halls of the palace, you will admire the decoration preserved since the middle of the 19th century, and after leaving the palace to the Southern Facade, you will breathe in the smell of the sea and visit the terraces decorated with white marble sculptures of Lions and evergreen vegetation. A guided tour of Vorontsovsky Park will give you a variety of emotions: magnificent sunny glades similar to English ones, lakes with graceful swans, waterfalls murmuring in all corners of the park and shady gloomy gorges of Big Chaos - this is a masterpiece created by the German gardener K.Kebach. One more small crossing - and you are at Cape Ai-Todor, the central spur of which is crowned by the Swallow's Nest Castle. The famous symbol of the Southern coast of Crimea is located on the Aurora Rock at an altitude of 38 meters above sea level. After taking a picture on the viewing platforms against the background of the castle, you return to Yalta by boat (in case of a storm or other force majeure, return by bus).