Don’t let rain dampen your travel plans!  Thanks to our list of the activities to do in Odessa on rainy days you can get a quick mood lift even in the the wettest weather, also it’s a wonderful chance to see some parts of the city that you might otherwise miss. TOP 10 Odessa activities …

Visiting the museums and theatres, walking the old Odessa streets, feeling the salted smell in the air, going from the Black Sea – everything this helps the tourists to understand the main sense of Odessa people mentality, history of their traditions, the way of their thoughts. For many visitors, Odessa becomes the second home, because …

Dacha restaurant 85 Frantzusky Boulevard; Tel: 7143119 web: http://www.dacha.com.ua/en Modeled on the Russian Dacha. However to give you a more better picture just imagine an old colonial house fronted by extensive gardens complete with veranda,whitewashed interior walls,old wooden floors and original cast iron bathroom suites,then you have a fair idea of what this place looks …

Ukrainian visa control is pretty much liberal to most developed countries, most of citizens can enter Ukraine without a visa with only passport alone. Thus, here is the list of countries that can visit Ukraine up to 90 days and do not need to obtain Ukrainian visa: Andorra Austria Belgium Canada Cuba Cyprus Czech  Republic …

Odessa has acquired the recognition as one of foreigners’ favorite destinations in Ukraine. It is famous of its busy nightlife, its cultural events, its beautiful beaches and recreation opportunities. You can find restaurants, cafés, brasseries, boutiques and shops of all types to everyone’s personal taste but not a single city in Ukraine and in all …

History of Odessa begins in 1794 when Russian empress Catherine II decided to build a port on the Black Sea to have better trade connection with European countries. Odessa was a province called Novorossiya . During the Russian-Turkish of 1787-91, well-known nowadays Don Josef de Ribas as an emperor’s serving soldier stormed the fortress of …