In the middle of the XIX century there took place post road from Sevastopol to Yalta and Yalta town was located in what is now Club sailors. In the early modern waterfront in the area at the entrance to the city was then only one home quarantine security .

Later, when the county town of Yalta was to grow and crossed the river Derekoika along the post road were houses , cottages, and Baywalk dubbed - Email streets, and in the second half of the XIX century - Alexander . It was narrow and busy streets . Narrow sidewalks were paved with stone slabs.

That street remained until 1920. Following the approval of the Soviet government 's main thoroughfare of the city was renamed Lenin embankment . It is covered with asphalt, planted ornamental plants , fan palms. Once this has been denied access transport , street into a wide boulevard .

After the war Quay decided to expand and protect against ferocious winter storms . In 1961, at the narrowest part of it - from the sanatorium " Kyiv " to the public garden Kalinin - built risberma , a kind of " lower street ." Now Quay twice wider than it was in the prewar years .