Attractions of Pivdenne

The Museum of the History of the City of Pivdenne is located in the city center in the premises of the Druzhba House of Culture.

The museum exposition is presented to visitors in three exhibition halls: "Ukrainian Svitlytsya", "History of Pivdenne from the First Peg" and "Modernity".

The first hall exhibits artifacts of the past found during the construction of the Odesa Port Plant (shards, coins, rings), as well as depicts the 40-year history of Pivdenne itself - photos of the city when it was still a cornfield, the beginning of the Odesa Port Plant, photos of people who built the first houses, household items and furniture of residents who came to the new settlement.

The "Ukrainian Svitlytsya" hall recreates the traditional life of a Ukrainian village of the late 19th - early 20th centuries. There is a stove, a chest, embroidered shirts and towels, a baby cradle, and an old Gospel.

The "Modernity" Hall is dedicated to honoring the memory of the Heroes of the Russian-Ukrainian War.

Excavations at the site of the hillfort, which some researchers also associate with the 18th century Turkish fortress of Yeni-Dunya.

The hillfort is located near Cape Sychavskyi to the west of the mouth of the Tylihul estuary, near the Pivdenne city and the Koshary village.

According to one version, the Koshary settlement is much older, and it can be identified with the ancient city of Odesos, which gave its name to the present Odesa.