Arch Walk around the outskirts of Starobazarny square
On a fascinating two-hour historical and architectural walk, you will learn the history of houses and their owners, see interesting corners and architectural treasures of Uspenskaya Street (from Ekaterininskaya to Preobrazhenskaya), Onilova Lane and Uspensky Lane. ✔️ Meet at the oldest surviving church in Odessa and one of the few surviving works of the architect Frapolli. On this route we will get acquainted with the projects of the first galaxy of architects who built Odessa in the first decades. ✔️ We will enter the exquisite Rauchwerger house with a well-preserved entrance stucco. ✔️ We will visit the house of the tobacco manufacturer Asvadurov with its stunning entrances, where we will see bold architectural solutions and authentic apartment doors. ✔️ We will see a magnificent example of Art Nouveau - the Wurgaft apartment building, also called the "House with Dragons". ✔️ With the help of printouts, we will show how the Old Bazaar looked like before. ✔️ Let's get acquainted with the oldest courtyard-well in the city. ✔️ Let's take a look at the last well-preserved section with a colonnaded old shopping arcade and walk through furnished houses. We will see the works of architects Dmitrenko, Gonsiorovsky, Boffo, Toricelli, Popov, Frapolli. Ticket 200 ₴ Children from 7 to 12 years old - 50 ₴ Children from 12 to 18 years old - 150 ₴ Where we meet On Ekaterininskaya, 55, near the Holy Trinity Cathedral. Ending Corner of Bazarnaya, 57 and Richelievskaya ♀️ ← → ♂️ Keep your distance from each other while walking.The lecturer will be heard on the radio guide. Take masks with you and put them on if necessary (when we enter the entrance). To To understand the essence and meaning of Odessa, the walk is interesting for citizens, tourists, social activists, guides, urbanists, designers, architects, photographers. Who leads the walk Dmitry Shamatazhi, co-founder of the historical project "Architecture of Odessa", has been studying the architecture of the city since 2008, talks about it on walks, stories and in articles on archodessa.com The walk was made by Alexander Levitsky, Valentina Demchenko and Dmitry Shamatazhi. Valentina answers questions at the number: +380 63 163 20 09 Come and see you!
