My romanian trips Chisinau, Odessa - part. 4

The next day we were strolling around the Oddesa a little bit. I was suprised by the city's architecture. The city was quite simmilar to romanian Constanta, but surprisingly, much better preserved. Unfortunatley we were there during the winter - I think that this has way more to offer atsome other, warmer time of year.

After sightseeing we wanted to party a little bit, but the city was depressingly empty. We went to some local bars, had couple of beers but nothing was really happening. At some point we went to some outside winter market where we had mulled wine and there we've met some great ukrainan pepole with whom we were talking for a while.

Although it was really cold the mulled wine wamed us up and we were roaming around the city for a while. Unfortunatley the next day we were supposed to go back to Romania.

The next day we had a breakfast in local mall, and then we went to the store to buy some food for the way and, of course, some cheap ukrainan vodka as a suvenire. Around 6 PM we got to the bus and the way back  was AWFUL. It was 12 hours of constant bouncing and jumping in the unheated small vechicle on terrible hungover. Moreover, the diver was playing some kind of dumb russian cabarets at full volume. We had to cross Ukrainian-Moldovian border three times because the only road that was possible to drive on leaded in such way. Everytime on border we've been searched by the patrols with ak's and we had to wait outside in the terrible cold.

We got to Bucharest at the moring and I finally felt like in home.