Odessa Gallery

The Odessa Archeological Museum

The Odessa Archaeological Museum, one of the oldest in Ukraine, was founded in 1825. Its development was promoted by the Odessa Society of antiquity and history, which had the right to carry out excavations in the Northern Black Sea Region. There are more than 160 000 exhibits. They are the basis of one of the largest collection of information sources about ancient history of Northern Black Sea Region. The museum possesses rich collection of archaeological relics of primitive and classical culture, relics of ancient Egypt, Ancient Greece and Rome, besides there is a large and valuable collection of coins and medals. Different tools, items of everyday life, weapon & remains of ancient Greeks, Romans & Scythians which were found during the excavations in the Odessa region, are represented here; you can also visit the golden pantry where you can see decorations, coins & medals made of pure gold. Especially interesting is the Egyptian hall with Egyptian coffins & real mummies.

The Odessa Archaeological Museum is located at the end of Primosrky Boulevard.

• The Odessa Opera and Ballet Theater
• The Primorsky Boulevard
• Deribasovskaya Street
• The Potemkin Stairs
• City Council
• The Duke de Richelieu Monument
• The Odessa Archeological Museum
• Laocoon
• The Cannon
• The Odessa Sea Port
• The Leonid Utesov Monument
• «12 chairs» Monument
• Spaso-Preobrazhensky Cathedral
• The Pushkin Monument
• The Count Vorontsov Palace and the Colonnade