Dom Kenegy Book store & Grecheskaya Ploshat
(Square)
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Catholic
Church
Gavannaya 5 (Гаванная)
Just North of Deribasovskaya (Дерибасовская) and Dom
Kenegy book store
Tel: 23-89-90

Former catholic church
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Dom
Kenegy (the "book house" in Russian)
Deribasovskaya 27 (Дерибасовская)
Open: 10am-7
pm, lunch 1pm-2pm Closed all holidays
Odessa's
largest bookstore, Dom Kenegy sells the English Economist
magazine. For more on English
literature available in Odessa, click here. Dom
Kenegy also sells post
cards / greeting cards, gift
wrapping, office
supplies upstairs, and maps.

Exterior of Dom Kenegy on a shady afternoon
Bookstore building as seen from Grecheskaya Ploshat
(Греческая Площадь), this building has four bookstores,
including Dom Kenegy bookstore, a medical book store,
a second hand books store, and a smaller book store
specializing in children's books. It also has an office
supply and grocery store
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Most honest vendor in Grecheskaya Ploshat (Греческая
Площадь)
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Grecheskaya
Ploshat (Square) (Греческая Площадь)
Behind the Dom Kenegy bookstore is the book, illegal
money exchange, and illegal, pirated CD bazaar on Grecheskaya
square.
Before
independence, a large, dilapidated, three-story apartment
building stood on the square. It was torn down after
independence. Various problems with funding prohibited
any contractor from building. For years this square
stood barren. Many argued that the square should remain
empty. But in early 2002, a large six-story building
began to be built on the square.
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Opened in 2001, the Lukomore Mini-reighnok has
fewer vendors than the book bazaar across the square.
Vendors here tend not to be as honest as the vendors
across the street.
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Grecheskaya square bazaar, Book,
illegal money exchange, and pirated CD bazaar
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