The most colorful, humorous and fun city in Ukraine is, of course, Odessa! Every year there is an all-Ukrainian humor, which attracts Ukrainians from all over the country and guests of the country. But, in addition to the fact that Odessa is a large port city and the center of undying and sparkling humor, it is also an unusually beautiful city, and even with its own slang, the so-called Odessa language. And today we will tell you about the most beautiful and unusual corners of Odessa on most-beauty.ru. But, of course, the beautiful places of Odessa for each can vary significantly.
“Ah, Odessa, a pearl by the sea,
Oh Odessa, you knew a lot of grief
Ah, Odessa, beloved sweet land,
Live, my Odessa, live and prosper. ”
The most beautiful places in Odessa:
1
Seaside Boulevard
Photo of the seaside boulevard in Odessa
"The sea is turning blue over the boulevard" ...
If you have never been to Odessa, and are just planning your acquaintance with this wonderful colorful city, first of all visit Primorsky Boulevard.
Modest in size, the boulevard attracts with its beauty and freshness. A. Aivazovsky and N. Gogol liked to walk under the shade of green leaves of lindens and chestnuts. Lesya Ukrainka also visited here.
The main pride and symbol of Odessa and tourists and the residents themselves are considered to be Primorsky Boulevard. And not in vain, because this boulevard is the most beautiful in Ukraine. Of particular value is the boulevard as an object of archeology. Excavations have been conducted here for over 200 years.
2
A famous market named - Privoz
In the photo: Odessa market Privoz
“Smile, you are in Odessa”
To come to Odessa and not visit Privoz is simply unforgivable. This is not just a market - it is a whole and real friendly family, and the market itself has already become a work of architectural art. All Odessa citizens on weekends must go for import, because this is a real tradition, exactly the same as the inhabitants of Lviv going to church.
You can have a great time at Privoz: firstly, have breakfast, because you will not be let go until you try the whole assortment, secondly, hear a new joke and the latest news, and thirdly, you must bargain, which brings residents Odessa is a real pleasure. The products at Privoz are always fresh, and the sellers are friendly and responsive, and it is here that the true Odessa flavor was preserved.
3
Deribasovskaya pedestrian street
In the photo: Monument to Utesov on Deribasovskaya
“The weather is nice on Deribasovskaya ...”
The heart of Odessa is the famous Deribasovskaya street. If the theater begins with a hanger, then Odessa begins with Deribasovskaya. Here you will see a monument to the legendary Utesov, and the famous chair from the movie “Twelve Chairs, and many more restored old buildings, which are famous for the port city and monuments of modern architecture. Indeed, whenever you get on this street, Deribasovskaya always has great weather.
4
Opera theatre
Photo of Odessa Opera
"I am a creative person - I want, I create, I want, I get up."
Odessa Opera House is included in many ratings of the most beautiful theaters in Europe. And this is not surprising, he is simply gorgeous and luxurious. Both the exterior and the interior of the theater will surprise and conquer you with their luxury and exquisite beauty.
And the repertoire will appeal to the most sophisticated critics and theatergoers. So feel free to buy tickets and you will spend an unforgettable evening in Odessa, watching an interesting theatrical play or listening to a magnificent opera aria.
5
Famous Potemkin Stairs
In the photo: Potemkin Stairs
“Right now I'll make you a scandal and you will have fun”
The sea beauty Odessa is famous for its long staircase leading to the sea. As the inhabitants of Odessa themselves say, “The sea is near,” but only 192 steps have to be completed. Going down to the sea, tourists enjoy a beautiful view of the harbor, seaport and Odessa Bay.
She is considered one of the most famous stairs in the world. She was immortalized in the cinema and many writers and poets spoke about her. Mark Twain called the Odessa staircase magnificent, and Jules Verne - monumental. Those who were not at the Potemkin Stairs did not even visit Odessa, local residents say.
By the way, on our site most-beauty.ru you can see photos and descriptions of the other most beautiful stairs in the world.
6
Monument to the Duke de Richelieu
Photo of the Monument to the Duke de Richelieu
The address Primorsky Boulevard 9 is known to every Odessa citizen and tourist who is preparing to visit this wonderful city. Do you know why?
Because there is a bronze monument to the founder of the city of Odessa - the Duke de Richelieu. Thanks to the Frenchman Richelieu, who became the mayor of the city, the small sea city became a huge, successful, trading and port city. Although the duke later returned back to France, the inhabitants of Odessa did not forget his contribution to the formation of the city and honored his memory with such a wonderful monument.
7
Vorontsovskaya Colonnade
Photo of the Vorontsov colonnade
“I am ashamed to walk with you in Odessa alone!”
The Governor-General of Odessa, Mikhail Semenovich Vorontsov in 1823, considered life in Odessa to be the new and most beautiful stage in his life. He adored this southern city and did a lot for its development as a shopping center in the south of Russia.
Especially the general liked to admire the sea and for this he decided to create a special cozy place. And so the Vorontsov colonnade appeared, which is a continuation of the beautiful estate of the Governor General. And the author of the colonnade is the famous Italian architect F.K. Boffo.
The rotunda itself, as it is also called, stands on the very cliff of the hill and is made in the style of the Tuscan order. Tourists and residents of Odessa adore the belvedere for the vast view of the city that it opens.
8
Odessa Philharmonic
Photo of Odessa Philharmonic
“I don’t want to upset you, but I'm fine.”
This cultural monument, unique in its beauty, was erected back in 1894. Fedor Chaliapin spoke here and Vladimir Mayakovsky read his poems. Every Odessa citizen will honor the honor of inviting a lady to the Odessa Philharmonic, because here time seems to freeze on the clock hands, giving way to bliss and enjoyment of art.
If you want to enjoy an exquisite violin or plunge into the magical world of piano, then be sure to buy a ticket to the Odessa Philharmonic. And do not forget to invite your soulmate.
9
Vorontsov Palace
Photo of the Vorontsov Palace. Author: Garik 11 / wikipedia.org
“Schaub, you were all healthy to me”
Odessa has a lot of palace architecture, but we would like to tell you about the Vorontsov Palace - the pearl of Ukrainian palaces. The architecture of the Vorontsov Palace is very elegant, and the facade and interior decoration are not inferior to Italian palace buildings.
Once the largest library of world classics was kept here. Walking along the alleys of the park and the palace itself, you can touch the era of romanticism ...
10
Assumption Cathedral
“I beg you, do not make me nerves”
Another attraction of Odessa, of course, is the Assumption Cathedral. This shrine has an ancient history and is considered one of the most magnificent temples in the southern region of Ukraine.
The construction of the temple took no less than 14 years. In the Holy Assumption Cathedral of Odessa there is an icon of St. Innocent with a particle of his relics. In order to touch the relics, the townspeople and city guests come to the cathedral to pray in the morning.
Conclusion
In the photo: Lutheran Cathedral of St. Paul.
Odessa is a very amazing city. Having visited it once, you will want to come here again and again, because you will have many new acquaintances and friends. And Odessa residents are very friendly people. Come to Odessa, you will definitely like it here.
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Editor's Note: This article has been updated since its initial publication in May 2017.