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Another name of Odessa is "The Pearl of the Black Sea". Our city is old with great history and traditions…When you come you will have an opportunity to see the famous places such as Petemkin Steps, Opera House, Primorsky boulevar. It is better to see once that to hear about it hundred times”! Don’t You agree?

Odessa is a capital city of Odessa region, in Ukraine, a port on Odessa Bay of the Black Sea. Territory is 160 square km. Population 1 008 041 (2010). It is the third largest Ukrainian city after Kiev and Kharkov, a major industrial, cultural, scientific and resort center in the Northern Black Sea region. Russians, Ukrainians, and Jews predominate in Odessa's cosmopolitan population.

The atmosphere of our city will help you to relax and to enjoy your vacation here in Odessa… The city of bright summers, beautiful beaches, European level of service, friendly population and unforgettable women. We may say that our girls are special as they are not only beautiful but also clever, intelligent and family oriented; they have family values. Ladies from Odessa will be great wives for You!!! But you can find it out only thanks to personal meeting. Probably, you have heard the saying: “you will never know until you try”. So, come and try! Come and create your own family!

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History and sightseeing

By European standards, Odessa is a young city. It was founded in 1794 by Catherine the Great, when the Russian Queen decided her empire could use a port on the Black Sea.

Odessa has quickly developed. By its hundredth anniversary (1894), Odessa occupied the 4th place in the Russian Empire in size and economic power - after St. Petersburg, Moscow and Warsaw.

Nowadays, Odessa is home to 1.2 million people, and growing. Its development as a seacoast resort community has contributed to a population that has almost tripled over the last hundred years. A mild climate, plenty of beaches, and the Black Sea attract thousands of tourists to Odessa throughout the year, earning it the title of "Southern Palmira."

Deribasovskaya Street

Deribasovskaya Street is the heart of Old Odessa, with shops ranging from the government meat store to the Levis outlet.

During fair weather, Deribasovskaya is the sight for the best people watching, especially if you stop at one of the numerous cafes with outdoor seating; but after September, the wise go indoors. The City Park (Gorsad) near Preobrazhenskaya Street boasts dozens of craftsmen, strollers and musicians.

Potemkin Steps

Built in 1837 and site of the famous baby carriage scene in Eisenstein's "Battleship Potemkin," the Potemkin Steps are the best place in the city to view the bay and busy harbors. Walk along the yellow-bricked Primorskjj Boulevard and note monuments to Aleksander I, Soviet generals and a British frigate which grounded off shore during the Crimean War. At the bottom of the steps is the city's brand new passenger ship terminal and convention center.

At the Primorskij Boulevard's west end note the (pre-revolutionary) governor's palace, which incidentally was heavily damaged in 1854 when the British and French bombarded it. Count Vorontsov built a Grecian collonade which overlooks the harbor and also provides a fine view of the bay.

Next to the palace is the Tyoschin Most, a foot bridge built over a gorge by a Communist functionary in the 1950s either so his mother-in-law could visit him more easily or so she would not have an excuse to stay overnight, depending on which version of the story you choose to believe. The bridge is a traditional sight where newly weds have their pictures taken.

Frantsuskij Boulevard

Once home to Odessa's wealthy merchants, Frantsuskij Boulevard now is home to numerous sanitoria, but the cobblestones and acacia trees are most reminiscent of Old Odessa.

The Catacomb Trip

More than 400 km of catacombs are buried beneath Odessa. Both partisans and smugglers have used them over the years, and the part of the catacombs which resistance fighters used in 1941 is open to the public. Located some 35 km outside of town, the partisan catacomb bus leaves (as of this writing) daily from the bus kiosk across Volzhynskij street from the train station at 10 a.m., except weekends. An easier way to find the bus is to ask at the information window in the train station. The trip takes half a day and costs 5 hryvnas for the Russian-language version. The bus is not air-conditioned.

Privoz Farmers' Market

The Odessa Privoz is one of the biggest farmers' markets in the world and rivals those in lstanbul and Mexico City. As the saying goes, you can find anything up to and including nuclear devices at the Privoz, but a better description is everything that is edible and in season in the ClS, plus a whole lot more. Although lanes are devoted to construction materials, clothes and consumer goods, the Privoz is best shopped for food. Beware of pickpockets. Haggling is expected, but a lower-stress approach is to comparison shop.

The Beach

Odessa's beach, which actually is made up of several beaches running some 20 km or more, possesses a sea wall and small-scale eating and drinking establishments. During the summer, particularly the Lanzheron, Otrada and Delfin beaches are wall-to-wall people, but solitude seekers can find quiet by walking farther.

Hotels

Hotel was opened in Odessa in March 2006. It is a modern hotel complex, which is situated in a cozy nook of Old Odessa very close to the sea. Here you can find ideal conditions for working and resting.

The hotel consists of 33 comfortable rooms. There are many services in the hotel. Here you can find a bar, a sauna, a parking place, a luggage office and many others. All guests of the hotel may enjoy modern international telephone and satellite services. Services for booking and obtaining railway, airplane, theatre, and concert tickets are available.

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Culture

Odessans are proud of their architectural and cultural heritage. Odessa has a university (est. 1865), an opera and ballet theater (1809), a historical museum (1825), a municipal library (1830), an astronomical observatory (1871), an opera house (1883-87), and a picture gallery (1898), other museums and theaters.

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Museums

In the very heart of the city there is the Odessa Museum of Western and Oriental Art. This museum is very prestigious, one of the finest in Europe. It contains original paintings from such artists as Michelangelo, Peter Paul Rubens, David Teniers, Sebastian del Piombo, Merisi da Caravaggio and Frans Hals to name a few. There are many other museums in the city.

Theaters

The Odessa Academical Opera and Ballet Theater is interesting not only by us architecture, but by its rich creative biography. The great merit in the development of musical culture in the south of our country belongs, to this theatre. P.Tchaikovsky, N.Rimsky-Korsakov, S.Rachmani- noff, Ezhen Izai, Pablo Sarasate and others performed their works.

Architectural Monuments and Parks

Odessa is simply enchanting with its marvelous architecture. The city proved itself fertile ground for various architectural styles. Some buildings display a carious mixture of different styles, and some are built in the Art Nouveau Style which was in vogue at the turn of the century. A number of other buildings were done in Renaissance or Classicist styles which again returned to favor early this century.

There are many parks in the city, but the most famous is The City Park which is the very center of the city. Odessits loved the City Garden as that was the most fashionable place to walk and the brass band was playing music there. Now it is renovated and looks more like in ancient times.

Climate

Moderately continental and comparatively dry. There are more than 290 sunny days in the year. Winter is short and mild with an average temperature of around freezing point. Falling snow and temperatures below minus 10 Celsius are rare. Summer is long and hot with an average temperature of 25 Celsius. Temperatures above 35 Celsius are quite often.

Transportation

Odessa has regular air connections with Vienna (Austrian Airlines and Air Ukraine International, daily), Tel Aviv (ElAl), Istanbul (Turkey Airlines), Athens, Aleppo, Larnaka, Moscow, Kiev, Kishineu, Yerevan, Tiflis as well as with some other cities of Europe and Asia.

Trains connect Odessa with Warsaw, Prague, Bratislava, Vienna, Berlin, Moscow, Saint-Petersburg, major cities of Ukraine and many other cities of the former Soviet union.

Buses go between Odessa and Germany (Berlin, Hamburg, Munich), Greece (Thessalonica, Athens), Bulgaria (Varna, Sophia) as well as major cities in Ukraine.

There is regular passenger ship transportation between Odessa and Istanbul, Haifa and Varna.