The street starts from the Central Square and is running
down eastwards to
Davyd-Gorodok.
Hence the old name of the street Davyd-Gorodok Str.
It is the central and longest street of Stolin today.
This was the main venue of the Harvest Festival in 2008.
The pictures show the street down from the slope by the Central Square in autumn 2008.
A view up the slope with the Central Square at the top in autumn.
in spring
in winter
Views at the intersection of
northern side near the former fire station
a parking by the former fire station
The editing office of the local news paper, to the east of the former fire station.
viewing westwards by the editing office
The War Memorial by the town's park of Stolin
The town park of Stolin
The post office (centre) and the administration building (left) of Stolin
The Building of the District administration
The Post office of Stolin (left)
school No.1
Restaurant "Goryn"
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The pictures show the street down from the slope by the Central Square in autumn 2008.
A view up the slope with the Central Square at the top in autumn.
in spring
in winter
Views at the intersection of
Sovetskaya Str. and Polesskaya Str.
viewing westwards |
viewing southwards |
viewing eastwards |
viewing northwards |
northern side near the former fire station
a parking by the former fire station
The editing office of the local news paper, to the east of the former fire station.
viewing westwards by the editing office
The War Memorial by the town's park of Stolin
The town park of Stolin
The post office (centre) and the administration building (left) of Stolin
The Building of the District administration
The Post office of Stolin (left)
school No.1
Restaurant "Goryn"
The entrance to the old park of Mankovichy, the former summer residence of the Radziwill's family, is at the former end of the Sovetskaya Street. A war memorial in the shape of the Soviet gun commemorates the liberation of the town in July 1944.
Once it was the town border and the street eneded here. Today the street continues eastwards.
