Zaliznychnyi vokzal

Do not risk going to the free toilet.

Odesa (MFA: [ɔˈdɛsɑ]; up to the 16th century - Kotsubiyiv, Kochubiyiv, Kochubiyiv, Kachubiyev, Kachubiyev, Kachibegi, etc.), until 1795 - Hadzhibei (or Ajibei, Hajibei) - a city of regional subordination to the Black Sea subordination; the administrative center of the Odessa region; cultural, educational, scientific, tourist and trade center of the country; the country's largest commercial seaport; large car and railway junction. By population, Odessa is the third city in the country after the capital of the state, Kyiv, and the Kharkiv metropolis (as of May 1, 2017, 1 010 912 people lived in Odessa [1]). In Odessa there are: machine-building, chemical, oil refining, food and light industries. There are also 37 institutions of higher education, six theaters, eight cinemas, a philharmonic society, a circus, museums, galleries and more.

Very beautiful building. Looks impressive. It was built in 1952. It is located conveniently in the center, at Privokzalnaya Square. 32 cash offices, the service center work. Station code 400216. There is a site, station-Odessa, where they publish the latest news. The public transport junction around the station is not convenient, the traffic is very busy.

Great square, beautiful building. Very loud and loud, that's it and the train station.

Stop in the opposite direction is very inconvenient - too far from the station. Just because of the abundance of minibuses the tram through the delivery "breaks" for so long that it will be faster on foot or by the 3rd trolley bus on the parallel Bolshoy Arnautskaya.