Beautiful emblematic view of Odessa

Monument of the founders of Odesa, also known as monument to Catherine the Great and her companions : Jose de Ribas, Francois de Wollant, Platon Zubov and Grigory Potemkin. Built in 1900 by the project of Yuri Dmitrienko. Dismalted in 1920, and restored again in 2007. On October 27, 2007 a large number of citizens of Odesa gathered at the opening of the monument. The ceremony was made looking back to the similar of 1900th. Girls, uniformed as soldiers of Life Guards Regiment encircled the monument, and the ladies and gentelmen, dressed in costumes of the era of the "golden age" of Catherine were walking around

Very nice to be around here. It's just parking isn't available during the weekends though but all in all weekday parking ain't that difficult. There's a variety of restaurants to choose from as well as gift shops.

It is awesome, looks great! All tourists are recommended to walk around here

A very beautiful square in the centre of Odessa.

Nice square nearby Odessa-Istanbul Park. Nearby construction upgrade will beautify the area more!

Spectacular, beautiful architecture and lovely vibes.

This is a place where wonderful and beautiful people live. 🇺🇦❤️

One of the most Historic and beautiful places in Odessa located at the beginning of Ekaterininskaya street. Must see and visit especially on a sunny day or in the early morning. Very popular among locals. Has good views on architecture and sea port.

Interesting local lore. They say the men in the statue with her were all her lovers. I don't know if that is true. But, the 'iron woman' that conquered and subjugated Ukraine is on display. Cost: free.

Cool place, interesting story about this place. Wrong planning, there is no walkway to it, so can't cross to visit it without violation of the wall. (that's ok for Ukraine I think) :D