I took a picture of my one of the best streets in Odessa, in my opinion, Tiraspolska street. That name was given from an ancient town called Tiraspol (an accent on 'a', it's right for Tiraspolska too, but we say with an accent on 'o', knowing that it is incorrect). This street starts at Tiraspolska square, there we have a circle, on its' boundaries there are a buildings. Four streets can be accesses on the circular movement from the square. On the other side of this street we have a cross with Staroportofrankovskaia (St(ah)ro-porto-fr(ah)nko-vsk(ah)(ia), it's hard to pronounce, but we've got used to it) and Kolontaievskaya streets. Staroportofrankovksaia lately was one of the streets that made up a boundaries of the city(nowadays Odessa is bigger). Kolontaievskaya connects us with a lot more of other cities, it's because on the other end of it is a bus station. On the photo I'm staying on the cross with Novosel'skogo street, staring toward the cross with Kuznetchnaya street. I like this street because of its' old environment in it, when you're walking here you can feel the story behind these buildings, especially if you look upwards on second or third floors of this buildings. Why? It's because of the first floor from time to time being captured by some shops that do not respect this environment and they put on the beautiful historical building their advertisements that kill all the environment sometimes. Well at least in this street it seldom happens.