Uliss Odessa

Lustdorfskaya road, the 7-th station, 106, Dolgaya st Odessa, Ukraine

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Elegance By The Mile

A travel blog entry by davefremland

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... 8220;Old Center,” through many different types of neighborhoods. One interesting stop along the way was the “Arab Cultural Center” which is, oddly, located just across the street from the main Synagogue. Neither have any security, which I found unusual, especially given their proximity to each other!!

By the time I reached my hotel, my feet and my brain were quite sore. Indeed my fresh sunburn was beginning to sting a ...

Moldova to Odessa and the Seaside

A travel blog entry by raichies

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... the Black Sea, and checked into our hotel which is pretty nice, with a great shower.

After a chance to relax we took a bus tour of the city with Natalya (our 3rd Natalya tour guide). Odessa has had people here for many centuries, especially going back to the ancient greeks. But it became a really important port city under Catherine the Great of Russia. This is a spot where many flock for the seaside beaches. The place is packed. There are two ...

The first fortnight in the Ambulance

A travel blog entry by calumhill

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... began chuckling. Chisinau in particular has few road signs, and those it does have a small white plaques with thinly scribed characters in light blue. These are difficult enough to read at the best of times but most are placed handily beside flashing neon lights. Our first night in Chisinau was spent in Moldova's finest ** hotel, hotel Turist. Luckily my room did not have the same level of mould, damp or pot holes as Mark's and ...

What's funnier?

A travel blog entry by slice_n_dice

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... had the incident with the aforementioned police officers - then went to the museum - most of which was sadly closed off.

I went back to the hostel and sorted my washing (I have a cab booked for 4.30am and a flight at 7am so I wanted an early night and to be all packed). I was chatting to a nice French Canadian software engineer (FCSE) in the living room when all sorts of interesting noises began to emanate from the bathroom (which is just next door). I knew ...

Odessa - Boats and Ballet

A travel blog entry by mistyofthedane

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Upon arriving to Odessa airport it was immediately obvious to us that we had entered into a completely new and foreign culture, to which i had no previous experience. When we bargained a price that was acceptable for us to take a cab into the port of Odessa (200 UAH) we got into the cab and thought nothing more of it. When we got out of the cab, he tried to add 50% onto the price and there was a moment of tense words exchanged (although we spoke no Ukrainian and the taxi driver spoke ...