The oldest museum of Odesa Catacombs. Another name is the Museum of Partisan Glory. Situated at the isolated part from the main system of the huge labyrinth of mines. You could hear there a lot of stories about brave partisans and difficult life during WW2. There are some installations such as a bedroom, classroom, weapons and etc. Mostly about the Catacombs and WW2 time. In Odesa, all school children usually go there to know the history of our region.
It is an underground museum, but a very civil one, suitable for baby carriages, wheelchairs.
The tour is about 30-40 minutes + 25 minutes for public transport one way. The guide will meet you at the bicycle parking of McDonald's which is near the main bus station and take the public bus together.
You may also meet a guide at the entrance of museum 30 minutes later to the booked time.
The public bus is about 24 UAH for both ways per person, the taxi is about 100-150 UAH per car one way.
Duration: 2 hours: In total, with transport for two ways<br/>Public city bus: 30 UAH per person each way. This is not included in the tour price.
Duration: 1 hour 40 minutes: in total with transport for two ways<br/>taxi included
Official underground museum of Odesa Catacombs. All the pupils from local schools visited it.
unofficial museum
unofficial museum
to see the official museum of Odesa Catacombs
visit Catacombs
At the entrance of the museum, downstairs from the bus stop, not the entrance to the building. Just the entrance to the underground part.
The guide will meet you there if you choose this meeting point.
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