Drevnyaya, 1, Sevastopol 299045

Historical Blvd, Sevastopol

Primorskiy Blvd, Sevastopol

Bukhta Kazachya 7 Alley of 35 Battery Defenders, Sevastopol 29902

Sevastopol

Nakhimova Square, Sevastopol

Sapun Mountain, Sevastopol

Nakhimov Square, Sevastopol

1 Drevnyaya Street, Sevastopol 299045

2 Nakhimova Ave, Sevastopol 299011

Sevastopol Marine Aquarium Museum - one of the oldest public aquariums in Europe, is the very first marine aquarium of the Russian Empire.

3 Suvorova Street, Gorodskoy Hill, Sevastopol

11 Lenin Street, Sevastopol 299011

Istomina Street, Sevastopol

2 Kornilova Embankment, Sevastopol

Suvorov Square Behind The Monument, Sevastopol

Museum Underground Sevastopol does not simply help you immerse into the history of the Cold War and understand the dangers of the nuclear weapons for the civilian population; it tells a true story about the possibilities the humans have to survive when living in a confined space and lacking all the basic resources. In the context today’s world struck down with coronavirus, this story is turning out to be particularly relevant and it is especially popular among our visitors. As it happens, a flu stole the spotlight from the nuclear threat even though the latter didn’t go anywhere. When the museum was created, no one thought for a second that it is this subject that will be popular with the visitors. However, it so happens that Underground Sevastopol is now the only accessible place in the city and in the country where everyone may not simply learn but understand what it means to survive under the conditions of severe restrictions.