On the south side of the road.

The Livadia Palace, once the Romanovs summer retreat became the site of the Yalta Conference from February 4-11, 1945, where Roosevelt, Churchill, and Stalin made key decisions that shaped the postwar world order. Plenary sessions were held in the State Dining Room (White Hall), originally preserving the conference table, though it has since been moved to an adjacent vestibule. During the conference, the U.S. delegation occupied 43 rooms in the palace. Today, the palace also features memorial offices dedicated to Roosevelt and Churchill, displaying books, documents, and memorabilia from U.S. and British archives.

Source of information: history.state.gov, travelcrimea.com, www.thetravelingamerican.com