Krasnodar. One-way traffic will be organized on three streets in Krasnodar. The affected sections are Dorozhnaya Street from 3rd Trudovaya Street to Prigorodnaya Street in the Severny settlement; Zapovednaya Street from Gagarin Street to Svetlaya Street in the Znamensky settlement; and Admiraltysky Boulevard from Komandorskaya Street to the Church of St. Andrew the First-Called and from the Church of St. Andrew the First-Called to Komandorskaya Street.
The changes will take effect on February 21. This is stated to be necessary to improve safety for both vehicle and pedestrian traffic.
Church of St. Andrew the First-Called
The Church of St. Andrew the First-Called is a historic Russian Orthodox church located in Kyiv, Ukraine, built between 1747 and 1767 in the lavish Ukrainian Baroque style. It was commissioned by Empress Elizabeth of Russia on the site traditionally believed to be where the Apostle Andrew erected a cross during his legendary journey to the Slavic lands. Perched atop a steep hill overlooking the Dnipro River, it remains a prominent architectural landmark and active place of worship.
Sochi seaport
The Sochi seaport, located on the Black Sea coast, was officially opened in 1955 and quickly became a vital transportation hub and the symbolic “sea gate” of the city. Originally built to boost trade and tourism, its iconic marine passenger terminal with its distinctive spire is a recognized landmark, reflecting the Soviet modernist architecture of its era. Today, it remains a bustling center for cruise ships, ferries, and recreational boating.
