Explore the best attractions of Odessa on a joyful 2.5-hour walking tour with an expert guide. You will admire the architecture of the city and feel the festive atmosphere of the “Black Sea Pearl”. You will walk through the central streets of Odessa and see such sights as Odessa Opera House, the Potemkin Steps and the Monument to Catherine the Great. Your friendly local guide will tell you the most interesting facts about the city and you will enjoy this pleasant walk.
Discover an amazing architectural masterpiece of the end of 19th century. Odessa Opera is one of the most beautiful theaters in Europe. Learn interesting facts from its history from your local guide.
Discover a beautiful square in front of the Opera and Ballet Theater and get acquainted with important pages of history of the city.
Stroll down the main street of the city and enjoy its festive ambience. Deribasovska is famous for a variety of cozy restaurants, shops and cafés.
Don’t miss a chance to take a picture sitting on bronze chair from a famous novel. Get to know its history from your guide.
Explore a charming park, which is like an open-air museum. Cross a tricky “mother-in-law
Visit the oldest park of Odessa, beloved by its citizens. The highlight of the City Garden is a beautiful fountain that operates in the evenings.
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One-of-a-kind house, which attracts all the visitors of Odessa with its unusual architecture. An optical illusion makes you believe that the building consists only of one wall, however if you approach it, you can reveal its secret.
Located on a beautiful square, this eye-catching monument is one of the main sight of Odessa. It has a complicated history, as it was removed in times of the soviet union and restored only in 2007.
Walk through a picturesque boulevard with chestnuts and plane trees growing in the middle. There is a wonderful ensemble of Classicism-style mansions on the one side of the street, while the other overlooks the Black Sea.
No visit of Odessa would be complete without seeing its famous symbol – Potemkin Steps. Built in the end of 19th century, it counts with 192 steps that can lead you to the Port.
Discover the monument to the founder of the city, the first monument erected in Odessa. Learn interesting facts about Duke de Richelieu personality from your guide.
Enjoy the view of Odessa Port from the top of Potemkin Steps. It’s a big complex with ship docks, spacious embankment and hotel.
Your guide will meet you in front of the main entrance to Odesa Opera and Ballet Theater
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Odessa is a vibrant port city on the Black Sea known for its stunning architecture, rich history, and lively cultural scene. Its unique blend of Ukrainian, Russian, and Mediterranean influences makes it a fascinating destination for travelers.
The iconic Potemkin Stairs are a famous landmark in Odessa. They lead down to the harbor and offer stunning views of the Black Sea.
This beautiful theater is one of the most famous in Ukraine. It hosts world-class performances and is a must-visit for culture lovers.
This stunning cathedral is a masterpiece of Ukrainian architecture. It's a peaceful place to visit and offers beautiful views of the city.
This museum houses a vast collection of artifacts from the Black Sea region, offering a fascinating glimpse into the area's history.
Odessa's beaches are a major attraction, offering a relaxing escape with beautiful sea views and a lively atmosphere.
A traditional Ukrainian beetroot soup, often served with sour cream and garlic bread.
A traditional Odessa street food, similar to a hot dog but with local flavors.
A traditional Ukrainian Easter bread, often served with sweet toppings.
A Central Asian rice dish with meat, vegetables, and spices, popular in Odessa.
This is the peak tourist season with warm weather and numerous festivals. The beaches are crowded, and the city is bustling with activity.
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Odessa is generally safe for tourists, but as with any city, it's important to be aware of your surroundings and take precautions.
Odessa Central Station
Odessa Central Bus Station
The tram system is a historic and scenic way to get around Odessa. It's affordable and covers many major attractions.
Available • Apps: Uklon, Bolt
Car, Bike, Scooter
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