Berezovaya Street (Pavlovsk)

Berezovaya Street in Pavlovsk is part of the federal cultural heritage site "Tayitsky Water Conduit," and its even side has been called Vodoprovodny Kanal (Water Supply Canal) since 1832 due to the open water supply system of 1777–1787 that passed through it. In the early 20th century, the section from Michurina Street to the Vitebsk railway line was part of Pogranichnaya Street, and in 1934, the part of the street from Sadovaya to Michurina was named Yunogo Proletariya Street. Currently, this section is closed to cars and is a pedestrian zone within a public green area. At the intersection with Michurina Street, a memorial obelisk "In Honor of the 225th Anniversary of Pavlovsk" by architects I. N. Knyazev and A. S. Shkolnikov is installed.