While most people paid $45 per person for a group tour, we had the same tour only better from a private guide for about $50 for the two of us, and we probably overpaid. But it was amazing what a few dollars did here and there. We went into the palace where the Yalta accord was signed. This table was where Stalin and FDR divided up the world. We asked if we could violate the no-pictures rule, and they said, "You want to sit in Stalin's chair?" They pulled back the ropes and let us sit there. Too bad they couldn't take a good picture. (Brad's Photos)

While most people paid $45 per person for a group tour, we had the same tour only better from a private guide for about $50 for the two of us, and we probably overpaid. But it was amazing what a few dollars did here and there. We went into the palace where the Yalta accord was signed. This table was where Stalin and FDR divided up the world. We asked if we could violate the no-pictures rule, and they said, "You want to sit in Stalin's chair?" They pulled back the ropes and let us sit there. Too bad they couldn't take a good picture. (Brad's Photos)

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While most people paid $45 per person for a group tour, we had the same tour only better from a private guide for about $50 for the two of us, and we probably overpaid. But it was amazing what a few dollars did here and there. We went into the palace where the Yalta accord was signed. This table was where Stalin and FDR divided up the world. We asked if we could violate the no-pictures rule, and they said, "You want to sit in Stalin's chair?" They pulled back the ropes and let us sit there. Too bad they couldn't take a good picture.