Pushkin Street
Description:
One of the central streets of Kazan, named after the famous Russian poet Alexander Pushkin, during the celebration of the centenary of his birth in 1899.
Initially, the street was called Verkhny Fedorovskaya, and its continuation is the 1st Theatre Street, which ran through the Theatre Square. In 1899, the streets merged, and in 1996 Kuibyshev Street was attached to it. Currently, the street has a length of 1900 m, it contains monuments, administrative buildings, cultural institutions, shopping centers, educational institutions, as well as residential buildings and hotels.
Getting to the street is very easy, there are public transport routes. For example, bus 29, 30, 35, 35a, trolley bus number 8 or metro to the station "Tukaya Square".
