Krasnoarmeysky Prospekt (Gatchina)

Krasnoarmeysky Prospekt in Gatchina is a former Yekaterinverderskaya Road, renamed in 1922. The avenue runs between the Baltic and Warsaw railways, with a railway branch line laid along it and a microdistrict of the same name formed. Along the road are the Black Gates of the Sylvia Park, erected in the 1880s, and a two-story house No. 26 from the late 18th century, built according to the design of I. E. Starov. The avenue forms intersections with the city's key streets, including 25th of October Avenue, Kievskaya Street, and Emperor Paul I Alley.