Abramtsevo street

Abramtsevo street of Moscow is located in the North-Eastern administrative district of the city and is part of the structure of the Lianozovo district. Begins Abramtsevo street from Ilimskaya street, crossing with Cherepovetska and ends with Vologda passage.
Until November 10, 1965, the street was called Smolenskaya. It was renamed in honor of the famous museum-estate "Abramtsevo", located in the suburbs.
Of the significant attractions located on the former Smolenskaya, it is worth noting the youth theater "On Abramtsevo", which occupies the premises in the first building of the house No. 9. The theater is quite popular among residents and guests of the capital.
Numbering of houses begins from Ilimskaya Street. On the even side, in addition to residential buildings, there are 2 kindergartens, a private school, a diagnostic center and a polyclinic.
On the odd side you can find a grocery store, a technical school and a rehabilitation center for the disabled, a branch of Sberbank and a pharmacy.
The street is well paved, traffic is two-way, transport interchange is convenient. The nearest metro station "Altufievo" is only in three bus stops, to "Bibirevo" you need to drive seven, and to the station "Medvedkovo" all sixteen stops. Bus routes serving the street run under the numbers 601, 685, 705, 771, 815k.