Voroshilov Street

Voroshilov Street is one of the dominants of Serpukhov near Moscow. Its current name was given in 1970. The street has changed several other names. Among others, it was called Noble, Alexander, Station.

The street crosses the city from the Lenin Komsomol Bridge to the northeast, then, following along the railway tracks, turns north and close to the railway ends in a dead end. Voroshilov Street is one of the main transport arteries of the city with dense traffic, and at the same time the longest street of Serpukhov - it stretches for more than 4.5 kilometers.

The part of the street that runs through the city center has preserved its appearance almost unchanged since Catherine’s times. Of notable or historically important buildings can be called the chapel of the Tikhvin Icon of the Mother of God and, for example, the house of Entina, which is a local historical monument and is known for the fact that the Bolsheviks illegally gathered here.