Odessa (Ukrainian: Одеса) YesUkraineA city on the coast of the Black Sea and the second largest city in Ukraine. Odessa is one of the most beautiful cities in Ukraine. It is a famous seaport city and health resort where Ostrovsky has recuperated. Odessa is known as the "Pearl of the Black Sea" because its natural seaport is not frozen all year round, and it occupies an important position in water transportation. Odessa has the best beaches and bars in Ukraine. The city's architecture is novel and majestic. The sea bathing, sunbathing and air bathing are praised by tourists. You must not miss Odessa when you travel to Ukraine.
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climate
Ukraine’s interior has a continental climate. The temperature generally drops gradually from September to February. The temperature is often lower than 0°C, even -10°C, with snow. The Black Sea coast is warmer, but on average it does not drop. To below 10°C. The sunshine time will gradually shorten, and will only increase after February or March. In autumn and winter, the opening hours of tourist spots may be shortened, and tourist spots in Crimea will have fewer tourists than in summer, and some accommodations may not be open. Summer is from May to August, which is also the rainy season. The temperature can exceed 30°C, and the inland will be hotter. The sunshine time can exceed 13 hours. However, due to the warmer climate, more tourists will choose this time. The coast of the Black Sea near the sea is one of the summer resorts often chosen by Russians.
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- Monument to the Founders of Odessa（Пам'ятник засновникам Одеси）。IntroductionIf you walk about 100 meters inland from behind the statue of Richelieu, you will see a three-way intersection with the monument to the founder of Odessa standing in the middle. In the center is Ekaterina the Great, each of the four corners of the base has one of Odessa's leading heroes, including the first mayor. The statue on the stele was erected in early 1900, removed 20 years later, and re-established in 2007. Among them, the statue of Ekaterina the Great will be recast, and the statues of the pioneers of the city will be moved back in the museum; however, Ekaterina ordered the demolition of the wooden fort of the Zaporozhye Cossacks, and the re-establishment plan has caused great controversy in Ukraine. . There is a brief introduction in multiple languages beside the monument, including simplified Chinese, Japanese and Arabic.
