🚶 Nekrasova Street

A central street with Art Nouveau and eclectic apartment buildings, small cafés and shops.

In the 18th century the street was called "9th Company" — companies of the Preobrazhensky Regiment were quartered here.
Its other old name was Basseynaya: the street led to a pond that supplied water for the Summer Garden fountains.
The street has carried Nekrasov's name since 1922.
Buildings 3–5 are the Nekrasov telephone exchange, built in 1928–1930 to a design by Alexander Nikolsky.
Maltsevsky Market (no. 52) is named after the merchant Ivan Maltsev, who bought the plot in 1906.

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