About Prymorskyi Boulevard
The boulevard is home to several notable monuments and attractions, including the grand statue of the Duke of Richelieu, Odesa's first governor and founder, which stands at the top of the famous Potemkin Stairs. Nearby, visitors can find the Vorontsov Palace, an exquisite example of classical architecture, and the colonnade that offers panoramic views of the harbor and the sea.
Prymors'kyi Boulevard is a hub of cultural activity and a place where the city's vibrant past meets its lively present. The boulevard has witnessed many of Odesa's historical events, from imperial grandeur to Soviet celebrations and contemporary festivals. It’s a favorite location for public gatherings, performances, and festivals, adding to its dynamic atmosphere.
With its blend of natural beauty, architectural elegance, and cultural significance, Prymors'kyi Boulevard remains a quintessential part of Odesa's charm, offering visitors a glimpse into the city’s rich history while providing a perfect setting for leisure and enjoyment by the sea.