The first visitors spoke enthusiastically about «New Chersonesos»

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SEVASTOPOL, July 30 The first visitors to the new museum and park complex «New Chersonesus» in Sevastopol rated the work done as fantastic and amazing.
The complex opened for visitors on Tuesday at 8:00. It began working in test mode, but you can already walk around the entire territory. Of the three main museums, only the Museum of Crimea and Novorossiya is currently open, the others will be available later.

To visit the complex, you need to sign up for a specific time on the website «Chersonesos.rf», the visit is free. Fees will be charged only for entry to the museums, while residents of Crimea and Sevastopol are entitled to discounts.

Since the opening of «New Chersonesus» there have been many people here — excursions are held about the history of ancient Chersonesus, about the baptism of Prince Vladimir and Rus, about the creation of the Tauride province and Novorossiya, about the defense of Sevastopol during the Crimean and Great Patriotic Wars.
People speak admiringly of «New Chersonesus».
«What I see is fantastic. I know old Chersonesos, but what has been done today by our craftsmen, and most importantly, by our president, because he was the initiator of the creation of this complex, is amazing,» said Sevastopol resident Olga.

Elena from Kerch said that she specially came to Sevastopol in advance to get to «New Khersones» on the very first day.
«I am very impressed. It is very beautiful here. I will come here again later to look at everything more closely,» she said.
The New Chersonesus museum complex includes three museums dedicated to Christianity, antiquity, Byzantium, Crimea and Novorossiya, parks and fountains, the Geroon River with embankments and lakes, and a reconstructed quarter of ancient Chersonesus. The complex was built next to historical Chersonesus in less than two years. Up to 50,000 people can come here at a time. The solemn consecration ceremony of the complex took place on July 28, on that day a large religious procession took place, and the St. Vladimir Cathedral was opened after restoration. On the same day, a new monument to Prince Vladimir, the baptizer of Rus, was unveiled.