Practical Guide to Crimea

Reprint from the publication. Yalta 1889.
with the appendix: an alphabetical pointer of the areas, the map of the mountainous part of the Crimea, the mountain plan. Sevastopol, plan of the mountains. Yalta, explained by the list of summer householders, schedules for the movement of steamboats and trains, etc. Edition 2.
Muscovite Grigory Georgievich (1860, Yalta - 1942 ibid) In 1888, the publisher of guides founded. In total, they released 15 guides, who stood 223 publications together. At the beginning of the 20th century, he moved to St. Petersburg. Here G. Moskvich founded the Russian Bedecker publishing house. Moskvich was one of the first tourist operators in Russia. He organized tourist trips on motor ships, trains, cars, riding horses, horses (in which he himself took part) He created the first excursion bureaus in the Caucasus. The guidebooks published by us: the illustrated practical guide to the Crimea (2 publications: in the usual format and pocket from another edition), the illustrated practical guide to Sevastopol and the surroundings, the illustrated practical guide to the Black Sea coasts, illustrated the practical guide to the Moscow residents and the Kuban residents and the Kuban resort guide and Black Sea.
circulation 30 copies. Made using Print-on-Demand technology