Abelman Street

Abelmanovskaya Street is considered one of the ancient alleys, which is located in the center of Moscow, in the historical Tagansky district. The starting point starts from the Abelmanovskaya Zastava Square. Its length does not reach even 1 kilometer, so it ends in the nearest square of the Peasant Outpost.

Previously, Abelmanovskaya Street had several names:

• By the beginning of 1922 – Pokrovsky Kamer-Kollezhsky Val;
• By the middle of 1955 – Novoselensky Passage or Pokrovsky Val.

And only in July 1955 the name was given in accordance with the square of the same name, which was named in the name of Nikolai Samuilovich Abelman.

At the beginning of the XX century on this street was built the Assumption Old Believer Church, but later it was rebuilt. Now it can be recognized by the architectural protrusion of the apse, which has remained untouched to our time.

A line of old and rare trams is laid throughout Abelmanovskaya, which operates to this day. Another advantage of this street is the cinema "Victory", which was built in 1957. As well as other ancient monuments of Moscow urban planning. In addition, on Abelmanovskaya there are residential buildings, shopping centers and other buildings.

You can get to this street by metro (10, 7), bus (M27, M7) or other means of transport.