31 August 1989 Street

31 August 1989 Street

Length	3500m
Location	Chișinău, Republica Moldova

31 August 1989 Street (colloquially, 31 August Street; previously, during the Tsarist and Soviet periods, it was named Kievskaya (Kiev) Street during the Tsarist and Soviet periods; it has borne its current name since 1990) is a street in the historic center of Chișinău.

Along the street there are a number of architectural and historical monuments (individual house, no. 15, individual house, no. 27, individual house, no. 40, urban mansion, no. 44, individual house, no. 49, report house, no. 62, building of the Theological Seminary, report house, no. 93, urban villa, no. 95, house of architect M. Serotinsky, urban mansion, no. 100, building of the former girls' gymnasium founded by Princess N. G. Dadiani, the house where the statesman Anatol Corobceanu lived, the report house, no. 125, the report house, no. 137, the report house, no. 139, the individual house, no. 141, the urban mansion, no. 153, the urban mansion, no. 161, the Saint Pantelimon church, report house, etc.),^[1][2]as well as administrative buildings (the National Library, the National Museum of Art, the Ministry of Foreign Affairs and European Integration, the "Antioh Cantemir" Theoretical Lyceum, the "Minerva" Theoretical Lyceum, the Embassy of the Republic of Bulgaria, the Buiucani District Prosecutor's Office, Police Sector No. 1, as well as the "Ștefan cel Mare" Public Garden and others)^[2].

Strada începe de la intersecția cu str. Valea Trandafirilor și Hrușcă, intersectând alte 18 artere și încheindu-se la intersecția cu str. Alexei Șciusev.

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