Langeron Street
Ukraine, Odessa, Lanzheronovskaya Street.
Description:
Langeronovskaya street got its name in 1817, in honor of one of the founders of Odessa Alexander Langeron. The street is famous for its abundance of architectural monuments and eventful history.
At the intersection with Pushkin Street is the oldest in Odessa Archaeological Museum. The museum contains unique exhibits, among which stands a collection of rare gold coins and jewelry "Golden pantry".
On the left side of the Langeron descent is built in the middle of the XIX century, the palace of the Gagarin princes, currently in this building is the Literary Museum. To the right of the museum is the palace of Count Witt, distinguished by its huge size and solemn-aristocratic appearance.
It is difficult to list all the sights of Langeronovskaya Street, but we can say with confidence that a leisurely walk along it will be very informative and bring great aesthetic pleasure.