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Tourist attractions

memorial
Ivan Franko (1 km)
Memorial honoring Ivan Franko, a noted Ukrainian writer and political activist.
memorial
Plaque of the Statue of Saint Apostle Paul (15 min)
Plaque commemorating the statue of Saint Apostle Paul, installed in 2002.
museum
Museum of the History of Black Sea Germans (15 min)
Museum showcasing the cultural heritage and history of Germans in the Black Sea region.
memorial
Monument to the Spectator (1 km)
A memorial symbolizing the cultural role of the audience in Odessa’s theatrical life.
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Wellhead (1 km)
A historic wellhead structure representing traditional water access in Odessa.
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Tank Head (1 km)
An industrial attraction representing the head of a tank, notable within the local area.
memorial
Monument to the founders of Odesa (dismantled) (1.1 km)
Formerly a memorial commemorating Odessa’s founders, now dismantled.
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Wellhead (1.1 km)
A structural cap placed atop a well, marking its location and protecting the water source.
memorial
Monument to Alexander Popov (1 km)
This monument commemorates Alexander Popov, a pioneer in radio technology.
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To Students, Teachers, and Staff of the Institute of Communications Who Died During WWII (1.1 km)
Memorial honoring students, teachers, and staff of the Institute of Communications who lost their lives during World War II.
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