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Karl Marx
Street
The street is 1.5 km long, running
north to south,
from Ordzhonikidze street to
Internatsionalnaya street
The previous
names:
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Russian period
- Medovaya, Slavyanskaya Street
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Polish period
- ulica Zygmuntowska (Zygmunt Street
)
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Soviet period
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Karl Marx Street
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In the Russian period it was the street where
Russian nobility preferred to reside
The main attractions in
the street
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- This 19th century mansion
houses
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- the Regional Lore museum
today.
Once it was
the flamboyant Hotel "Bristol"
Glimpses of
the street
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- The houses on the eastern side
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Jules Verne Restaurant. The building was
rebuilt in the 1990s
Inside the restaurant as if aboard a ship!
The houses on the eastern side near the museum
trolley-bus stop by a red brick house
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Russian Orthodox Cathedral
dating from 1865 is at the corner of K.Marx Street and
Masherov Avenue
the houses on the
western side
an old mansion with columns
a shop at the corner in the old house
Trolleybuses run along the street
The former kirche ( Lutheran church) of the small prewar
protestant community
The red brick house saw 2 world wars
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