Suvorov Street

Suvorov Street in Vitebsk starts from the area of Tolsogo Street and Voskresenskaya Square, passing through Partisan Glory Park named after Minay Shmyrev and ending at 1st Krasnobyragdinnaya Street. Its central part is exclusively for pedestrians. There is a monument to Belarusian writer Vladimir Korotkevich here. The street bears the name of Russian military commander Alexander Suvorov. Previously, there was Vitebsk Artistic Technical School on this street. Among historical buildings - Rathaus and Voskresenskaya Church. In 1922, there were 74 household units and 207 apartments listed on the street.