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The Pearl of the Black Sea - Odessa Ukraine - 4K City Walk
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An Odessa City Walk recorded in Odessa, Ukraine in June 2021 featuring the Odessa National Academic Theatre of Opera and Ballet (Одеський національний академічний театр опери та балету), the Odessa City Hall (Будинок Одеської міської ради), the Odessa Archaeological Museum (Одеський археологічний музей), the Monument to Duc de Richelieu (Пам'ятник Дюку де Рішельє), the Monument to Catherine II (Пам'ятник засновникам Одеси), Palais-Royal Garden (парк Пале-Рояль), Misʹkyy Sad (Міський сад), the Monument to Leonid Utiosov (Пам'ятник Леоніду Утьосову), Derybasivska Street (Дерібасiвська), Primorsky Boulevard (Приморський бульвар).
Immerse into this magical ambience with the Minister of Ambience.
This is our last video from Ukraine, at least for 2021. Odessa is the third most populous city of Ukraine and a major tourism center, seaport, and transport hub located in the southwest of the country, on the northwestern shore of the Black Sea. Join us to explore the pearl of the Black Sea as it was in the summer of 2021. The tour begins on Derybasivska St from which we move westwards to explore an elegant city park called Misʹkyy Sad (literally - City Garden). A couple of famous city monuments are located here, including the Monument to Leonid Utiosov, which is traditionally a popular touristic spot for taking pictures. Jumping back onto Derybasivska we continue to move to find the most renowned city's landmark, the Odessa National Academic Theater of Opera and Ballet. The unique theater's acoustics of the horseshoe-designed hall allows performers to deliver even a whisper-low tone of voice from the stage to any part of the hall. Past the theater, we walk north towards the Black Sea and the coastline streets. The next destinations include the Monument to Catherine II, the Monument to Duc de Richelieu, the Odesa City Council building, and the Odessa Archaeological Museum. Through Palais-Royal Garden, we turn southwards and follow Katerynyns'ka St, the last area to be explored.
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Odessa Walking Tour Guide:
0:00 - Derybasivska St
5:05 - Misʹkyy Sad
12:29 - Derybasivska St
21:13 - Rishelievska St
23:15 - Lanzheronivs'ka St
26:10 - Katerynyns'ka St
33:52 - Prymorskyi Blvd
40:05 - Pushkins'ka St
43:02 - Lanzheronivs'ka St
46:52 - Palais-Royal Garden
50:18 - Katerynyns'ka St
Binaural sound enabled. Best to listen with headphones.
Everything in the video is filmed and recorded on location.
Do not copy, reproduce, or distribute any of the content.
Immerse into this magical ambience with the Minister of Ambience.
This is our last video from Ukraine, at least for 2021. Odessa is the third most populous city of Ukraine and a major tourism center, seaport, and transport hub located in the southwest of the country, on the northwestern shore of the Black Sea. Join us to explore the pearl of the Black Sea as it was in the summer of 2021. The tour begins on Derybasivska St from which we move westwards to explore an elegant city park called Misʹkyy Sad (literally - City Garden). A couple of famous city monuments are located here, including the Monument to Leonid Utiosov, which is traditionally a popular touristic spot for taking pictures. Jumping back onto Derybasivska we continue to move to find the most renowned city's landmark, the Odessa National Academic Theater of Opera and Ballet. The unique theater's acoustics of the horseshoe-designed hall allows performers to deliver even a whisper-low tone of voice from the stage to any part of the hall. Past the theater, we walk north towards the Black Sea and the coastline streets. The next destinations include the Monument to Catherine II, the Monument to Duc de Richelieu, the Odesa City Council building, and the Odessa Archaeological Museum. Through Palais-Royal Garden, we turn southwards and follow Katerynyns'ka St, the last area to be explored.
Watch more similar content:
Odessa Walking Tour Guide:
0:00 - Derybasivska St
5:05 - Misʹkyy Sad
12:29 - Derybasivska St
21:13 - Rishelievska St
23:15 - Lanzheronivs'ka St
26:10 - Katerynyns'ka St
33:52 - Prymorskyi Blvd
40:05 - Pushkins'ka St
43:02 - Lanzheronivs'ka St
46:52 - Palais-Royal Garden
50:18 - Katerynyns'ka St
Binaural sound enabled. Best to listen with headphones.
Everything in the video is filmed and recorded on location.
Do not copy, reproduce, or distribute any of the content.
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