Greek Square was born in the dust and heat of a young city, mapped by the hands of Franz de Volán.
A short period in Ukraine's medieval history was full of humanism, Christian love, and justice. It is associated in our memory with three prominent statesmen.
Dozens of perfectly preserved ancient shipwrecks have been found at the bottom of the Black Sea, a total of 60 wrecks dating back as far as 2,500 years, including galleys from the Roman, Byzantine, and Ottoman empires.
Mick O'Neills isn't just another pub on Deribasovskaya Street — it's a little slice of Ireland woven into Odesa since 1997.
Standing at the southern gateway to Odesa's sprawling Peremoha Park, April 10 Square marks a turning point in the city's World War II story.
For centuries, Moscow has claimed to be the heir of Kyivan Rus' and the guardian of the Slavic world. Yet history, genetics and linguistics tell a different story...
Ladies and gentlemen, gather 'round as we unravel the marvelous tapestry of Odesa—a city where the best of Europe and the Mediterranean has come together in a grand, architectural potpourri.
In 2006, the National Bank of Ukraine issued a 500-hryvnia note—at the time roughly equivalent in popular demand to a U.S. $100 bill.
They say that Odesa never really changes, it just looks different over time. So join us on this visual journey back in time to the interwar period during the Soviet occupation...
A newspaper report from The Ashland Union newspaper (Ohio) dated April 11, 1855.