- In 2012, British Film institute named it as 11th greatest film of all time. In Battleship Potemkin there was a scenic massacre in these stairs.
- Situated on the seaward side of Ukraine’s third largest city, Odessa. The long outdoor cascade of the Potemkin Stairs is the city’s most iconic landmark.
- After Ukrainian independence, like many streets in Odessa, the Potemkin Stairs name was returned to their original name, Primorsky Stairs.
- The Potemkin Stairs is the most important attraction of Odessa, which is a ladder towards the sea. From its top you can see the whole Gulf of Odessa, the port a.
- Subsequently, due to expansion of the port several stages were destroyed. At the moment, the stairs consist of 192 steps and has a name of Potemkin.
- The Potemkin Stairs, or Potemkin Steps is a giant stairway in Odessa, Ukraine. The stairs are considered a formal entrance into the city from the direction of...
- Filming location of Battleship Potemkin in Odesa (Ukraine) at Potemkin Stairs (credits: Mosfilm, Goskino USSR).
- The territory of the Potemkin Stairs is a place for competitions every year. Anyone can take part in the run up the steps of the attraction.
- The Potemkin Stairs. Today, the Potemkin Staircase has ten spans and one hundred and ninety-two steps (at first they were exactly two hundred, but then they...
- One of the attractions of the city is the Potemkin Stairs, which got its name thanks to the director Eisenstein.