Derybasivska Street

Derybasivska Street extends for 945 meters through Odesa's center, featuring cobblestone pavement, storefronts, cafes, and architectural structures from different periods.

The street received its name from José de Ribas, the first mayor of Odesa, and transformed from a vehicle-accessible road to a pedestrian zone in 1984.

The street hosts the annual Humorina festival on April 1st, where participants dress in costumes and parade through the thoroughfare.

Visitors can explore the street's numerous shops, restaurants, and the adjacent City Garden, which contains monuments and hosts regular brass band performances.

The pavement consists of stones transported from Italy, connecting the street to the Mediterranean heritage of this Black Sea port city.

Location: Odesa

Length: 945 m

Part of: historical city centre of Odesa

Shares border with: Havanna Street, Hretska Square, Ivana Lutsenka Lane, Kachynskoho Street, Preobrazhenska Street, Italiiska Street, Rishelievska Street, Yevropeiska Street, Krasnyi Lane, Sadova Street, Soborna Square

GPS coordinates: 46.48444,30.73444

Latest update: May 27, 2025 11:43