Street Academician Nesmeyanov

Akademika Nesmeyanov Street territorially extends from the north-west and to the south-east of the capital, and is located between Babylon Street and Leninsky Prospekt. It was named in memory of the great scientist in the field of organic chemistry Nesmeyanov Alexander Nikolaevich. The name was officially adopted in 1980. Now this street is adjacent to the Institute of organic compounds, which also bears the name of Nesmeyanov. No urban transport routes pass along Akademika Nesmeyanov Street. The nearest station of the Moscow metro is Leninsky Prospect.