25th of October Avenue (Gatchina)

25th of October Avenue runs through the microdistricts of Center, Khokhlovo Pole, and Vyezd and received its current name in 1922. It features the former residential house of merchant P. P. Vargin (No. 9) and the former house of A. V. Lazarevsky (No. 3), as well as the buildings of the Gatchina Orphan Institute, constructed in 1824–1828, and the House of Culture from 1932. There is also a memorial plaque dedicated to the Soviet poet and translator Lozinsky here.