Odessa Local Markets Tour

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1. The Privoz market is a visit card of Odessa, this is a world renowned attraction in the centre of the city, with its interesting history, stories and originality. It is one of the oldest and biggest markets in Europe rendering Odessa’s authentic atmosphere. Its history dates back to the middle of the 19th century. As for now, it is a place with a special spirit where you can buy the freshest fish and sea food in the city, to listen to the famous Odessa accent, anecdotes and funny popular sayings. You will see here funny price tickets; you will be able to bargain here, and to taste practically everything!

   40 min

2. Starokonnyi flea market, commonly known as simply ‘Starokonka’, is one of the most colorful places in Odesa, it’s a live attraction of the city. For collectors, it is a place where they might find unique items, for tourists – Starokonka is a so-called open-air museum, whose exhibits can show fascinating history of the city and tell everyday life, habits and temperament of its citizens. Even Forbes magazine included Starokonka in Top-10 most interesting flea markets in the world.

   40 min

3. Large market held the current Kirov Park and the surrounding area. The history of Importation begins in 1827 (before the Old market or Free). But in those days it was just an open-air Bazaar. The territorial location was somewhat different. Large market held the current Kirov Park and the surrounding area.

   20 min

Afbestilling

Gratis afbestilling indtil 24 timer før oplevelsen starter, med fuld refusion.

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How it compares in Odessa

• Its from-price is 62% below the median of the 36 experiences we list in Odessa.
• Its length is typical for the group.
• The operator lists free cancellation on it.

About Odessa

Odesa, also spelled Odessa, is a Black Sea port city of grand steps, an opera house, sandy beaches and a famously dry sense of humour.

Odesa stands on the northern shore of the Black Sea in southern Ukraine and was founded in 1794 under Catherine the Great on the site of an Ottoman fortress. Its wide streets, laid out in a grid, are lined with nineteenth-century buildings in neoclassical and Art Nouveau styles, and Primorsky Boulevard runs along the clifftop above the port. The Potemkin Stairs, a monumental stairway of 192 steps, leads down to the harbour and appears in Eisenstein's 1925 film.

Top-ranked sights in Odessa: Odessa National Academic Opera and Ballet Theater.

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