Almaty street

When the street appeared on the outskirts of Moscow, hardly anyone will remember. It is known that the name was given in honor of the capital of Kazakhstan. A plaque named Alma-Ata was hung in 1985. At the same time, active construction of the street began.

Mostly built high-rise buildings, because the territory was given to the sleeping area. In addition to houses on the street collected a lot of important buildings. Such as a clinic, school, supermarket, kindergarten, post office and many others. In addition, there is a station of the same name, which opened a year ago.

Until 2012, the station was only in the project and bore the temporary name Bratevo. There is also a lot of public transport on the street. Buses and shuttles run every five minutes. They transport passengers to different parts of Moscow.