Streets of Sevastopol
Almost all the streets of Sevastopol are named after famous people. The city has General Ostryakov Avenue, Yumashev Street, Kolya Pishchenko Street, Bogdan Khmelnitsky Street, etc. Each street has its own interesting history. In total, Sevastopol has over 500 streets, two embankments, seven avenues, seven squares and the same number of lanes.
Main city streets
The central streets form a ring around the picturesque City Hill. The area is famous for its architectural landmarks. The City or Central Hill has several quiet streets covered with green spaces. In this area, transport almost does not move. Stairs of various sizes (narrow, majestic, large, etc.) descend from the hill in all directions. The central hill is a place perfect for relaxation and seclusion.
The most beautiful and famous square in the city is Admiral Nakhimov Square, located next to Lenin Street, Grafskaya Pier and Primorsky Boulevard. City celebrations and holidays are held in this place. Nakhimov Square turns into a small Lazarev Square, built up with houses around the perimeter. All buildings here represent a single architectural composition. The facades of almost all the houses were made of Inkerman stone. From this picturesque square, Mayakovsky, Aivazovsky streets, Nakhimov Avenue, General Petrov Street, Voronin Street, Bolshaya Morskaya and Shestakov descent begin..
Old streets
The central part of the city is decorated with Suvorov Square, formed in 1983. Before the redevelopment, it was called Pushkin Square. The oldest street is Sevastopol street. Previously it was called Balaklava road, Admiralteyskaya, Ekaterininskaya and Trotsky. Lenin Street stretches for 1.2 km. It has open access to the sea.
The Central City Ring includes Bolshaya Morskaya Street. She was the first to recover after the war. The buildings here are made in the same style, but each building is considered unique. The houses were built according to the original project, but in general they form a beautiful architectural object. The lower floors of the buildings are home to boutiques, cafes, bars, travel agencies and restaurants.
The main attraction and historical monument of Sevastopol is the Grafskaya pier. From this place you can see the Big Sevastopol Bay.
The famous object of the city is Nakhimov Avenue, which is about 900 m long. Previously, it was considered a section of Bolshaya Morskaya Street. Nakhimov Avenue is one of the main city streets, built up with the most beautiful buildings. Its architecture has changed several times due to destruction during the wars. Some houses on the avenue have safely survived the events of the Great Patriotic War..
