Rozdolne

The town Rozdolne is located in the north-west of Crimea, 40 kilometers from Yana Kapu in the direction of the Chornomorske, 10 kilometers from the seashore.

It was first mentioned in 1784 as the Tatar settlement of Aqsheyh. After the second wave of Crimean Tatar emigration in the 1850s and 1860s, the village was settled by German colonists. In 1944, after the forced deportation of Crimean Tatars by the Soviet occupiers from Crimea to Central Asia, the village was renamed Rozdolne.

After the construction of the North-Crimean Canal, the construction of a diversion facility began in Rozdolne.

Of the attractions, there is only t ...

The town Rozdolne is located in the north-west of Crimea, 40 kilometers from Yana Kapu in the direction of the Chornomorske, 10 kilometers from the seashore.

It was first mentioned in 1784 as the Tatar settlement of Aqsheyh. After the second wave of Crimean Tatar emigration in the 1850s and 1860s, the village was settled by German colonists. In 1944, after the forced deportation of Crimean Tatars by the Soviet occupiers from Crimea to Central Asia, the village was renamed Rozdolne.

After the construction of the North-Crimean Canal, the construction of a diversion facility began in Rozdolne.

Of the attractions, there is only the Park of Culture and Recreation.