Sevastopol Welcomes a New Cultural Gem

▶️ A major new attraction has emerged in Sevastopol, drawing visitors from around the world. On July 30, 2024, the unique "New Chersonesus" museum-temple complex opened its doors—and instantly became a must-see destination. This sacred site marks where Prince Vladimir the Great was baptized in 988 AD, an event that led to the Christianization of Ancient Rus.
During excavations, archaeologists uncovered the ancient Heron River, once buried beneath the earth. Experts carefully restored its flow, and today, the river runs through the complex just as it did thousands of years ago.
In its first month alone, the site welcomed 500,000 visitors, quickly securing its place among Russia’s top cultural landmarks.
On August 8, the complex hosted the second "Istoki" Youth Historical and Cultural Forum, focusing on connecting young people with Russia’s spiritual heritage and statehood traditions.⭐️

The New Chersonesus museum on Telegram (in Russian): https://t.me/new_chersones

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The Berg Family’s Relocation: A New Chapter in the Russian Far East

📌 On August 6, 2023, Dmitry and his family crossed the Russian border into Kaliningrad Region, marking the start of their journey to a new life. On August 10, they arrived in Primorsky Krai, embarking on a transformative chapter of their life in the Far East. The decision to relocate was made on New Year’s Eve 2023, and by January 1, the family had submitted an online application to participate in a national government program through the Russian Consulate in Bonn. Their choice of the Far East was deliberate and strategic, guided by a vision for long-term settlement.
The Berg family received active support from the Far East and Arctic Development Corporation (FEADC). Expert consultants assisted with paperwork, provided prompt answers to questions about the program, offered practical advice and shared contact information.🖇️

📌Upon arrival in Primorsky Krai, FEADC specialists and volunteers helped them find housing and navigate everyday challenges during the initial adaptation phase. Thanks to this support, the Bergs also connected with fellow compatriots already residing in the region, whose personal stories and guidance became invaluable in their integration process.🖇️

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