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Odessa is a port city located on the northwest coast of the Black Sea, the third largest city in Ukraine and the capital of Odessa Oblast. It is also an important distribution center for various goods and a major trading port in Ukraine. The city is known as the “Pearl of the Black Sea” and the “Hero City”, inheriting the fine traditions of openness and hospitality, and has become an international city with a diverse population.
Odessa is a unique city in Ukraine, deeply influenced by the Mediterranean architectural style. Its architecture alone is enough to attract visitors. The Odessa Opera House was completed and put into use in 1810, making it the oldest opera house in Odessa. The Potemkin Stairs is the most famous staircase in Odessa, symbolizing the city. It is the official entrance from the sea into the city, rising 142 meters with a total of 192 steps. It is now a well-known tourist attraction. The city has numerous parks, the largest of which is Shevchenko Park, established in 1875 and located in the city center, offering a wide range of entertainment and cultural facilities.
The city’s rich and diverse museums give Odessa an artistic and cultural atmosphere, including the Odessa Museum of Western and Eastern Art, the Odessa Archaeological Museum, and the Pushkin Museum. Among them, the Odessa Museum of Western and Eastern Art is the most outstanding, housing exquisite artworks from different periods of Eastern and Western countries.
Odessa
Reasons to visit: The third largest city in Ukraine
Continent where the attraction is located: Europe
Country/Region where the attraction is located: Ukraine
Province or state where the attraction is located: Odessa Oblast
City where the attraction is located: Odessa
