Exciting Ukraine Potemkin Stairs In Odessa there

Exciting Ukraine

Potemkin Stairs In Odessa, there are the famous Potemkin stairs with 192 steps. They were built by Prince Vorontsov , Governor-General of New Russia , Bessarabia and the Caucasus , who made a great contribution to the development of the city. Stairs cost him 800 thousand rubles and was a birthday gift to his wife, Elizabeth Ksaver'yivni at that time - the first beauty of the city. In Soviet times, the stairs were renamed in memory of the uprising on battleship " Potemkin " in 1905 ( before the revolution called Rishelyevskymy stairs. These majestic staircase construction lasted from 1837 to 1841. The designer was the architect Franz Boffo , which are carefully designed proportions of the building.

Street Derybasivska Equally sights are Deribasovskaya Street, named after the founder of Osip Deribas (Jose de Ribas), and adhering to her Greek area. Currently, most of the streets and square - foot, together with a joining city garden are some of the favorite holiday destinations and trips of residents and visitors alike. There are numerous restaurants, bars, shops and hotels. Life on this street rarely freezes at night.

Оpera house Significant place in the cultural life of the city takes Odessa National Academic Theater of Opera and Ballet. Its building was erected in the years 1884 -1887 , is one of the most beautiful European architecture. Its portal is decorated with sculptural group depicting allegorical comedy and tragedy. Visiting theater leaves a lasting impression. The theater is known for its history. In it there were prominent writers and composers on the scene were great singers Chaliapin, Caruso, Sobinov danced Aysidora Duncan. Also in Odessa theaters are : Musical Comedy , Drama Theatre. Ivanov Ukrainian Theatre. B. Vasylko , Philharmonic Hall , "House of clowns " Puppet and others.

The State Museum of Toys has three permanent exhibitions. The first – «Toy story» , the second – «Ukrainian folk toys » . The third includes the works, which are in single copy.

The Pharmacy Museum in Kiev

Pharmacy Museum in Kiev - working pharmacy and museum at the Podol in Kyiv. There this pharmacy appeared in 1728, its owner was the German Johann Heyter (Eyster).

This place was a pharmacy by 111 years, until 1839

In 1988, after the restoration, it opened a museum. The museum's collection is of over 50, 000 items including - Pharmacy dishes, furniture, tools for the manufacture of drugs, pharmaceutical packaging, Pharmacopeia XIX and XX centuries, Russian, Polish, German and other materials of the pharmacy.

The museum recreates pharmacy XVIII - XIX centuries.

The Pharmacy Museum has 12 rooms, including Home quack, alchemist laboratory and other.

The National Museum of Toys (Klovski usviz, 8) The Pharmacy Museum in Kiev (Prytysko – Mykylska, 7)