You might have heard of the famous Odesa story "Twelve Chairs" but did you hear about "Nine Doors"?
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.
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.
March 10 marks more than a date on the calendar—it recalls the morning when a self-taught mechanic from Odesa lifted a French-built biplane into the air and rewrote the early history of aviation on Ukrainian soil.
What does modern Ukrainian art even look like? It’s like asking what the internet feels like—it’s everything and nothing, all at once. You can’t pin it down, but you know it when you see it.
Mick O'Neills isn't just another pub on Deribasovskaya Street — it's a little slice of Ireland woven into Odesa since 1997.
Outstanding historical architecture, laughter, luxurious hotels, first-rate restaurants and clubs, sophistication, friendly atmosphere, and magnificent sunny beaches - all of these are Odesa!
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.
