Duration 2 hours.

In the evening Odessa immersed in a sea of ​​light and lights. Lit shop windows, beckoning "to light" restaurants and night clubs, transfigured in the light of illumination is not the most remarkable objects in the afternoon.

Duration 3 hours

Odesa amazing and beautiful city. Her appearance, a special "language" spoken by its inhabitants, but it is inherent in the mentality and the characteristic humor - the result of interweaving of diverse cultures, traditions and ways of life.

Duration - 3 hours

Literary Odesa - it's not just the names of the writers, biographical or creatively related to the city, but also the artistic image, enriched the world culture.

Duration 3 hours

Odessa - has always been considered the capital of humor. Its unique flavor, hospitality, Odessa, Odessa cuisine gastronomic delights will give an unforgettable experience.

Duration 3 hours

This tour could be in any other city - Kyiv, Moscow, St. Petersburg. There stole and robbed no more and no less than we do. Just in Odesa did it with a special "shyc".

Duration 1 hour

Odesa Academic Opera and Ballet can rightly be called an elder among a number of its cultural institutions.

Duration 3 hours

We invite you to the tour - the palaces and mansions of Odesa, during the tour you will learn the history of the buildings, the fate of their respective owners.

Duration 3 hours

What yesterday seemed impossible, today is quite feasible. Odesa port - is "open air museum". During the tour you will see the first customs house, the remains of the fortress quarantine, anti-plague laboratory.

Duration 3 hours

During the tour you will be able to look into the most unusual Odesa neighborhood: this is the famous Odesa Moldavanka yards, with numerous wooden galleries (remember the movie "Liquidation").

Excursion duration – 3 hours

Italians appeared in Odesa literally since the founding of the city. This was facilitated by the fact that the head of the newly-born Italian capital of the Black Sea was filed - Joseph de Ribas, who held the position until 1797.