🚶 Rubinstein Street

The city's main street for restaurants and bars

The street got Anton Rubinstein's name in 1929 — the composer lived at No. 38; before that it was Troitskaya Street.
No. 7 is a 1932 “commune house” without kitchens in the flats, nicknamed the “tear of socialism”; Olga Berggolts lived here.
The Leningrad Rock Club worked at No. 13 from 1981.
In the same No. 13, Meyerhold's studio was here in 1913–1914, and now it is the Zazerkalye children's musical theatre.
No. 18 houses the Maly Drama Theatre — Theatre of Europe.

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