Leninsky district (Brest)

The district was formed in 1978 ^[1] .

Neighborhoods of old buildings: Berezovka, Plosk, Adamkovo, Arkady, Gershony, Dubrovka, Katin Bor, Kozlovichi, Lysaya Gora, Moschenka, Rechitsa, Yuzhny. There is an active development of the neighborhood Vulka-Podgorodskaya. ^[2]

Located in the west and south - west of the city, separated from the Moscow district by the streets: Moskovskaya , July 28, the street of the October Revolution, Cosmonauts Boulevard. Through the area passes the river Mukhavets .

Large enterprises:

• "JV Santa Bremor"
• Brestgazoapparat
• Brest Meat Factory
• Brest distillery "Belalko" , etc.

On the territory of the district:

• there is a memorial Brest fortress-hero , a museum of defense of the Brest fortress .
• The Museum of Rescued Values ​​was created - a collection of valuables seized by customs.
• is the archaeological museum "Berestye"
• Church of the Exaltation of the Holy Cross preserved
• is a sports complex "Brest"
• monument to soldiers-internationalists, etc.

On the territory of the district there are 3 gymnasiums, 11 secondary schools, 2 kindergartens, 28 nursery schools ^[3] .

Universities:

• Brest State University named after AS Pushkin

On the territory are located:

• Three theaters: Brest Drama and Music Theater , Brest Academic Drama Theater named after Lenin Komsomol of Belarus , Brest Regional Puppet Theater .
• Brest Regional Library. M. Gorky.
• cinema "Belarus".
• Brest city park .

• Brest
• Brest Fortress
• Moskovsky district (Brest)

1. ↑ "Lenin district of Brest" (Neopr.) . The appeal date is April 20, 2013. Archived April 30, 2013.
2. ↑ "Brest (regions)" (Neopr.) . The appeal date is April 27, 2009. Archived April 30, 2013.
3. Education Department of Leninsky district of Brest