Following a major overhaul, the newly renovated bus station has officially opened in Yalta. This was announced by Arseniy Kozlovsky, Minister of Transport of Crimea.
As the minister specified, the complex was officially launched on November 3rd, and by November 4th, the bus station was already welcoming its first passengers.
The Yalta bus station celebrates its 60th anniversary this year: it was built in 1966 according to the design of architect Georgy Chakhava and was considered the finest in Crimea.
Today, it serves as the central transport hub of the Southern Coast - since the beginning of 2026, over 250,000 passengers have departed from here, with the average daily passenger flow exceeding 800 people. Following the renovation, the building received a modern design update while preserving its recognizable appearance and the signature seagull sign. The facades and interiors were updated, engineering communications were completely replaced, the surrounding area was landscaped, and accessibility for people with limited mobility was ensured. The work was funded by the Crimean budget within the framework of the Republican Targeted Investment Program.
Kozlovsky expressed his gratitude to everyone involved in the implementation of the project.
«Today, on National Unity Day, the renovated bus station welcomed its first passengers. This is symbolic: the unity and development of our peninsula are in action», the minister noted.
