Monastery of St. Clement's is located in Inkerman, a suburb of Sevastopol. It's one of the oldest cave temples in the Crimea. The monastery is visible to every visitor to the tourist, who arrives in town on a train - after all tracks are just a few meters from its buildings and cells. The appearance of the monastery tradition connects with the worship of the Holy. Clement, bishop of Rome (the pope) in 92-99 years, who was exiled by the Emperor Trajan for preaching Christianity in a quarry near the Chersonese, preaching and killed here in 101 year. The relics of St. Clement, acquired a year after his death, kept at first in an underwater cave near the Chersonese, access to which was opened, according to legend, once a year, when - the day of death of the righteous - the sea retreated, then they were moved to a small island in the middle of the bay In which, according to legend, angels hands church was built. Near the monastery there is a water source, according to legend miraculously opened St. Clement to the plight of convicts. 6-7 centuries to grow very monastic rock fortress, later called Kalamita that is interpreted from the Greek as "Good Landing"
