Zvonarsky Lane

The lane runs along the former steep left bank of the Neglinnaya River , which is why it abruptly descends from Rozhdestvenka to Neglinnaya Street. The lane overlooks Neglinnaya Street where it bends. The continuation of the alley behind Neglinna is the Rakhmanovsky lane .

Lane was named after the settlement located here, in which the Kremlin ringleaders lived.

A clash of ringers was formed on the left bank of the Neglinnaya in the 15th century and existed until the 17th century , adjacent to the vegetable gardens of the nearby Holy Virgin Monastery . The settlement was located north of the modern Zvonarsky lane. In the XVIII century, on the corner of the alley and Rozhdestvenka street, the church of St. Nicholas in the Ringer. In the XIX century, the lane was built up with low-rise buildings and several higher tenement houses. In 1922, because of its "religious" name , the lane was renamed the Second Neglinny; in October 1994, the return of the historical name of the lane was officially approved. In April 2019, a comprehensive improvement of the alley began.

On the odd side:

• No. 1 - Apartment building (1914, architect I. G. Kondratenko ).
• No. 5, p. 1 - Profitable House of F. A. Lorie (1914, architect F. A. Ganeshin ), a valuable city-forming object ^[1] .
• No. 5, p. 2 - Administrative building (1910s) ^[1] .
• No. 7, p. 1, 2 - City estate of E. Vasilyeva - E. I. Vishnyakova - apartment building (1835; 1874; 1877; 1910), a valuable city-forming object ^[1] .

On the even side:

• No. 2 (aka No. 14 along Neglinnaya Street) - a luxurious new building of the Sandunov baths with a former trading house of Jurgenson and furnished rooms overlooking the side street. Built in 1894 - 1895 by architects B.V. Freidenberg , S.F. Kulagin and V.I. Chagin . The apartment in the house was rented by A.P. Chekhov for some time.
• No. 4 - Residential building of the XIX century ^[1] .
• No. 6 - The main house of the city estate M. Shebalina - a profitable house (1832; 1886, architect A. I. Medvedev ), a valuable city-forming object ^[1] .
• No. 8 (No. 13 at Rozhdestvenka) - St. Nicholas Church in the Ringer. The temple was built in 1762 - 1781 in the Baroque style according to the project of the architect K. I. Blanca .

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  No. 1

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  No. 1, view from Neglinnaya St.

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  Church of St. Nicholas in Ringer, view from Rozhdestvenka

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  Church of St. Nicholas in the Ringer

• V.V. Sorokin. Memorable places of Rozhdestvenka and adjacent streets and alleys. // Science and life. 1995, No. 1.