For those arriving by train sightseeing can start right here — I think that the long pedestrian overpass in a place to see. It starts as a tidied-up version of itself, for the people to see it in better light:
Painted and having lanterns near the passenger platforms:
Over the place where platforms end, the bridge's painted part ends, too.
It was getting more narrow as I continued.
And it was getting lower as well.
It had branches for convenience of those needing to access the train station backyard's buildings, like this one of railway worker's hospital.
Stairs down some part of the backyard with the «smoking absolutely prohibited» sign
It was about 50 meters from the finish.
The final section of the bridge was hanging over a street in the industrial area.
That empty street name was Krasnozavodska, and it had tram tracks.
The steps were made of metal, and their authors have left their autographs using the welding machine, rather unexpected ones. One of them is understandable — someone's nickname («penguin») together with a date. The other is less simple. The «cідниці» word means «nates» — left and right halves of a human ass. What kind of impulse was there in the brain of an unknown welder that he (or she) wrote this very word — one of many others — on a step of the train station overpass?
This is how the bridge was hangineg over the street.
A nice water tower was visible from the bridge.
A sky-scraping part of a new shopping mall called «Mist» («Bridge»).
The shopping mall has put a sinagogue inside its mouth, but hasn't started chewing yet. They bought everything around it, but not the sinagogue.
And old building scheduled for ruination.
A building already ruined.
And old woman told us that this house's list of inhabitants contained a club of the nobles, gestapo, and a brothel.
Giant ashtrays with sand on the lantern poles.
The central part of the Karla Marksa avenue (P.S. later renamed to Dmytra Yavornytskoho).
The doors of the art museum.
View from the customs academy. We were brought inside by a friend who worked there as a teacher.
Dnipro city's park of Taras Shevchenko also has the elderly men playing chess inside, as does its Kyiv namesake.
It was not allowed to go mushroom-picking in this park.