Sovetskaya street ( Belor. Savetskaya vulitsa ) is a partially pedestrian street in the historical center of Minsk .
| Street | |
| Soviet | |
|---|---|
| Belor. Savetskaya vulіtsa | |
 Sovetskaya Street in Minsk - view from Independence Square | |
| general information | |
| A country | Belarus |
| City | Minsk |
| Area | Moscow |
| Length | ~ 700 m |
| Underground | 1 Lenin Square |
| Former names | Zakharyevskaya |
| Postcode | 220010 |
Content
- 1 History
- 2 Location
- 3 Objects on the street
- 4 See also
History
Modern Sovetskaya Street was previously part of Zakharyevskaya Street (now - Independence Avenue ). The right side of the street was built up in 1875-1908. The left - odd - finally took shape in 1976 .
After the reconstruction of Independence Square and the opening in 2006 of the underground shopping center "Capital", most of Sovetskaya Street became a pedestrian.
Location
It originates from the intersection with Bobruisk Street , passes along Independence Square and rests against the building of the Minsk Hotel .
Objects on the street
On Sovetskaya Street are located the Government House , the Red Church , and the Pedagogical University .
6 - Belarusian Transport Prosecutor's Office, on Sovetskaya Street,
D. 9 - Ministry of Education and the Ministry of Taxes .
d.19 - there was a famous musician and teacher Grigory Shirma .
Myasnikov Square, the beginning of Sovetskaya Street, houses No. 2, 4, 6, 8.
See also
- List of Minsk streets