Streets, squares, parks

Located in the city center, connected with Susaninskaya Square. Appeared in accordance with the regular plan of 1781-1784. Names: Voskresenskaya (until 1918), Sovetskaya (since 1918).

Before the 1930s consisted of two streets - Kostromskaya (Bogoyavlenskaya) and Vlasievskaya, separated by the Theophany Convent.

Originally it was called Borovaya Debrya, from the late 18th c. - Vsehsvyatskaya Street. From the mid 19th c. the street was often called Murav’evka, because the Governor V. Muraviev organized its accomplishment. In 192,3 the street was renamed to Rentgena Street, and in 1927 got its present name.