Odesa is the Ukrainian capital of humor.

The Kuyalnytsky estuary is a unique natural laboratory with healing salt water and mud mud

The largest dolphinarium in the country operates on "Arkadia" beach

Odesa is a city in the United States of America, named after Ukrainian Odessa

In 2011, Odesa took first place in the ranking of Ukrainian cities in terms of standard of living

The main holidays of Odessa are the City and Humor Day on April 1

The historical center of Odessa is on the list of UNESCO World Heritage Sites

The main street of Odessa is named after the Spanish nobleman, soldier and politician Jose de Ribas

"Pryviz" is one of the largest and oldest markets still operating in Europe.

In 1998, the city received the "Flag of Honor of the Council of Europe". The first among the cities of the former USSR

2606 Odesa is an asteroid named after the city

There is a "bribery monument" in the city - it is a monument to the orange that saved Odessa

Odesa was called Kotsyubiiv until the 16th century and Khadzhibey until 1705

And the popular name of the city is "Odesa-mama" and "pearl by the sea"

Near Odessa is the world's largest network of catacombs with a length of 3 thousand kilometers

Among the most attractive cities in Europe in 2010, Odesa was 4th after Amsterdam, Riga and Vilnius

Odesa is home to the largest sea trade port of Ukraine

Potemkin Stairs got its name thanks to the movie "Battleship Potemkin"

More than 800 songs were composed about Odessa

At the "Pryvoz" market, you can buy everything that is available in nature, and then some