Saratovskaya Street

Saratovskaya Street in Zelenogradsk is named after the city of Saratov. It features houses with distinctive early 20th-century architecture: building No. 4 has a rectangular plan with a mansard roof and a gabled tiled roof, while house No. 7 is distinguished by window panels and profiled cornices. House No. 6 stands out with a risalit of the stairwell featuring a hipped roof and spire, as well as trapezoidal bay windows on the southern facade. In 1937, the neighboring 2nd Saratovsky Lane was named Albert-Stiegel-Strasse, and building No. 3 previously housed a fire alarm point.