Odessa
Founded in 1795 by Catherine II of Russia, Odessa lays claim to historical fame as the setting of the fateful 1905 naval mutiny - and of the 192 Potemkin Steps immortalised in Eisenstein's classic film 'The Battleship Potemkin'.
Today this gateway to the Black Sea Riviera has a reputation as a lively artistic and cultural centre, with architectural treasures that include a trio of palaces - and a prestigious 19th century Opera House, where Tchaikovsky performed. Don't miss the shopping arcades - or bargain-price local vodka and caviar!
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Odessa & The White City (Tour C)
ODESSA, UKRAINE
This tour provides an introduction to Odessa – one of the Ukraine’s most prosperous and cosmopolitan cities, the ‘Hero City’ – and the ‘White City’ of Belgorod – Dniestrovsky.
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Odessa Ballet (Tour D)
ODESSA, UKRAINE
Odessa has been called ‘A City of Music Lovers’ and it well deserves this epithet. Numerous musicians and composers, who have contributed to the world fame of Russian music, have lived here, and concert halls and theatres abound – not least the fabulous Opera House.
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Odessa Highlights (Tour A)
ODESSA, UKRAINE
Become acquainted with Odessa, one of Ukraine’s most prosperous and cosmopolitan cities. Our tour begins with a view of the impressive Potemkin Staircase, which descends dramatically 135 metres (445 feet) to Primorsky Boulevard
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Odessa Palaces (Tour B)
ODESSA, UKRAINE
Discover the highlights and rich cultural heritage of Odessa, which for centuries has been inspiration to artists, poets, writers and musicians. We take a short, pleasant drive to the Museum of Local history.
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