Muravyov-Amursky Street
Russia, Khabarovsk Territory, Khabarovsk
Description:
Muravyov-Amursky Street is the main street in Khabarovsk. It passes along the top of one of the hills in the Central district of the city. The street is named after the count, general and governor of Eastern Siberia, on whose initiative Khabarovsk was founded.
On the street you can see many buildings that are historical and architectural monuments. These are the apartment houses of Plusnin, Ichizdi Takeuchi, Arkhipov, Krovyakov, Perfilev, trading houses of the Pyankovs, Kunst and Albers. The building of the modern Center for Children’s Creativity in 1909 housed the City Duma, and in the Regional Philharmonic in 1908 – the Public Assembly. Of interest are the buildings of the current Regional Duma, the Drama Theatre, the Amur River Shipping Company, as well as the Far Eastern Railways, the former Russian-Asian Bank and other institutions.