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Potemkin Stairs
Monument to Duke de Richelieu
Odessa Regional Philharmonic
Mother-in-law's Bridge
Monument to Ilf and Petrov "12th chair"
Memorial of the Heroic Defense of Odessa

I suggest walking around the area after your visit. The architecture is stunning and there are great cafes nearby to relax in. Definitely check them out!

I think it’s a good idea to bring a water bottle, especially on warm days. It can get hot and you’ll want to stay hydrated without spending extra money

My advice is to go in the morning, around 9 AM, when it’s less crowded and you can really soak in the atmosphere. Trust me, it makes a big difference.

If you're interested in history, take your time reading the plaques. My first instinct was to rush through, but slowing down made my visit so much richer!
Monument to Catherine II

My advice is to check out the surrounding park area. There are some lovely spots to sit and relax, and you can grab a coffee from nearby vendors without breaking the bank.

I recommend visiting in the early morning, like around 8 AM. The sunlight hits the monument nicely, and it’s way less crowded for that perfect photo. Trust me, no one wants a photobomber in their shot!

I suggest looking for free events or performances happening nearby, especially in summer. We stumbled upon some local musicians, and it was a delightful surprise to enjoy some cool tunes while chilling by the monument!
Monument to Orange
Spaso-Preobrazhensky Cathedral

If you want to save on entry fees, check if they have any special days when entrance is free or discounted. I stumbled on one but didn't have cash then!

If you're planning to visit, try to go in the afternoon around 3 PM. It's quieter then, so you can really soak in the atmosphere without all the crowds. Trust me, it makes a big difference!

My advice is to wear comfy shoes! There's a bit of walking and stairs involved, and you want to be able to enjoy the stunning architecture without sore feet.