Outpatient lane

The history of the street began in the XVIII century. Then it was called Pushkin Lane. Then, at the beginning of the next century, it was renamed in honor of one resident in Bezobrazovsky. The current name appeared in 1925. Everything is simple, the alley became Outpatient for a medical institution located on its territory. The ambulatory has long been gone, and the name remains for centuries.

In Ambulatory Lane today, mainly residential buildings. High-rise buildings filled the entire area. Near them made comfortable playgrounds and parking for cars. Also, near the residential area there are two metro stations - Airport and Sokol.

One of the important objects located in Ambulatory Lane is considered to be the railway platform of the MZD railway "Red Baltic".