On the Bridge.

And do you know the versions about the origin of the name 'Mother-in-law's Bridge'? According to the first version, the bridge earned such a name because it is the longest and narrowest in the city, and with strong gusts of wind it also swings, 'like the mother-in-law's tongue', as people joked about it. According to the second, more probable version, the then chairman of the city party committee, Mikhail Sinitsa, really liked mother-in-law's pancakes. Malicious tongues claim that this expensive and practically useless construction was needed by him so that it would be easier to go for pancakes. Since he and his mother-in-law lived on different boulevards and walking via the Sabaneev Bridge was too long, the idea of creating such a pedestrian bridge arose. Although, according to some information, Mikhail Sinitsa's mother-in-law lived in the Gorsada district. And to help you decide where to live and which bridges to choose to visit each other, Fresco.od.ua will help! Because there you will find a detailed overview of all new buildings in Odessa located in the city center.