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Monument to the Orange
Rome was saved by the geese and Odesa was saved by the oranges, as people in Odesa say.
Museum of Local History
Odesa Museum of Local History is situated at the former palace of the industrialist Novikov, designed by the architect Gonsiorovskiy in 1876.
Monument to the founders of Odesa
Monument to Empress Catherine II and her associates (Platon Zubov, Grigori Potemkin, Franz de Volan, Joseph de Ribas) has been set for the 100th anniversary of the city.
House With One Wall
Old Odesa House, which attracts tourists with the unique feature of the architecture.
The Potemkin Steps
The Potemkin Steps on Primorsky boulevard in Odesa is the main entrance to the seaside part of the city from the Port. This is an architectural landmark and is considered one of the symbols of Odesa.
Dolphinarium Nemo
Odesa cultural and recreational complex "Nemo" is located in the city center, on the beach "Langeron". It includes a dolphinarium, an aquarium and a hotel.
Uspensky Monastery
Uspensky Monastery – the famous monastery of Odesa. It was founded by Metropolitan Gabriel.
Memorial of Odesa defense
Memorial of heroic defense of Odesa opened in 1975 on the site of 411 coastal battery which protected the city in 1941 during the onset of the Romanian troops.
Kuris Palace (Petrivskyi Castle)
The ruins of the palace of lieutenant colonel Ivan Kuris, associate of Suvorov, became famous during the 2nd Turkish War, often called the "Petrovskyi Castle" or "Kuris Castle".
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