Mirrors of Soviet avenue

The Soviet avenue is the longest and main street of Veliky Ustyug, where the largest number of main city institutions and organizations, as well as retail outlets, are located.

The Soviet avenue runs parallel to the Red and Embankment streets, which are interconnected by short lanes and just yard through passages.

The yard behind the House of Culture, where there is a clothing store, a music school and the old building of the regional newspaper "Soviet thought", which is at the head of the frame.

The same view, but at a wider angle.

Large parking for shopping centers and the district administration.

The Soviet avenue. Ancient stone buildings with shops inside.

View of Lenin Square and the Church of St. Nicholas from the Revolutionary Lane.

A classic view of the outgoing avenue.

Former building of the Federal Drug Control Service.

Another stone residential building is a monument of civil architecture of the early 19th century.

The Azov House, in which there is a children's and youth library.

Police building.

The sidewalk near the school №11.

The building of the treasury.

Shilov's house in the Shilov street. (Has everyone found a cat?)

The same house, but from another perspective.

A wooden house on the same street.

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Canon 6d, EF 17-35 / 2.8L