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The most remarkable building in the centre of Odesa is the Odesa National Academic Opera and Ballet Theatre. It opened its doors on 10 February 1810 and currently has a slightly different architectural design than how it was originally built. The theatre has held the performances of notable singers and sopranos. 
Furthermore, the Derybasivska Street is one of the most picturesque and popular avenues in this area. Plenty of cafes and restaurants are located here and therefore it attracts many people and tourists during the summer.
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