The museum was opened 24 years after the poet’s death. Its exposition, as then, is connected with Pushkin’s reference to the south …
Covered with a glass dome remains of an ancient Greek settlement on Primorsky Boulevard. Produced in the 70s of the 20th century, …
The Archaeological Museum, opened in 1825, is the oldest museum not only of Odessa, but also of the whole Ukraine. And in front of …
At present, the anchors were moved from the Odessa Maritime Museum to the Morvozal. The exhibition of anchors is presented under t …
Odessa is a city where the sea breeze is combined with a rich history, and museums turn walks into full-fledged time travel. Here, each exhibition tells its own story: from household interiors and literary relics to archaeological layers and street installations, and each visit leaves a vivid impression and a desire to return.
In the city you can see the apartment-museum of the great poet, opened 24 years after his death, with authentic things and the atmosphere of the era of exile. On Primorsky Boulevard under a glass dome, the remains of an ancient Greek settlement are exhibited - a real anthological find for lovers of antiquity. The Archaeological Museum, founded in 1825, is considered one of the oldest in the region; the famous statue of Laocoon is installed in front of its facade, and rare archaeological artifacts and collections spanning millennia are collected inside. The Sea Terminal now houses an impressive street anchor exhibition – a powerful open-air maritime exposition – and the Jewish Museum documents in detail the multifaceted past of the local community, which at the beginning of the twentieth century was one of the largest in the world.
The museum life of Odessa is dynamic: temporary exhibitions and thematic projects regularly appear in the halls, imported expositions from national collections come, lectures and educational programs are held for different audiences. Museums participate in city-wide events and night programs, and curators form rich seasonal programs - watch the poster and official announcements, so as not to miss the most interesting events.
Come to Odessa to walk along museum routes and discover the unexpected edges of the city. Book a tour with a private guide: local guides will select an individual route, share little-known facts, help avoid queues and make your walk more rich and memorable. Book a tour and start planning a cultural trip today.
