Pryvoz Market

[4] The market was a large area where carts with goods that were sold at the local bazaar stopped.

Designed by the famous city architect Fedir Nesturkh, the Passage featured covered shopping galleries with arched entrances.

[7] In 2007 a meat and fish corps appeared, after which a shopping center called "New Pryvoz" was built.

As of 2021[update] the Odesa market is being restored and modified again, but it still does not lose its color and remains a place where they not only sell and buy, but also exchange the latest news.

And then there are the guys selling things like rusty old tools laid out on moth-eaten blankets.

I'd rather go to aunt Pece at Pryvoz and would buy a glass of sunflower seeds as you painfully interestingly 'goutareetye'.