Swiss Street

Swiss Street in Lomonosov is 1.4 kilometers long, and its section from Vladimirskaya Street to Pobedy Street is one-way from west to east. The eastern part of the street is dominated by five-story buildings, while the western part features single-story wooden structures. The Federal Tax Service Inspectorate is located at house number 3, and an automatic telephone exchange is at house number 5. In summer, Heinrich Grafthio lived at this dacha; his wooden house is considered the only one preserved on the street, and in 1882, the opera singer Fyodor Stravinsky's son Igor was born here. The layout, historical building lines, and landscaping of Swiss Street are protected by law.