Kosmonavtov Boulevard
The street is 1,6 km. long, running north to south, from Ordzhonikidze Street to Masherov AvenueThe previous names:
Russian period
Slobodskaya ulitsa, Shirokaya ulitsa (Broad Street)Polish period
ulica Sobieskiego (Sobieski Street)Soviet period
Shevchenko Boulevard. Since 1979, the bigger northern part of the Boulevard has been renamed into Kosmonavtov Boulevard (Boulevard of Cosmonauts) to commemorate the Soviet cosmonauts. Pyotr Klimuk was one of them. Klimuk made three flights into space: in 1973, 1975 and 1978.Glimpses of the street
Here is the boulevard's south end. The boulevard is starting from Masherov Avenue. The smaller part of the boulevard behind us is Shevchenko Boulevard, that was earlier the extension of Shirokaya ulitsa (Broad Street)
The first Belarusian cosmonaut Pyotr Klimuk is remembered by a bust. Hence the name of the boulevard. The bust was unveiled in 1978 after Pyotr Klimuk participated the second space flight.

Kosmos supermarket. The name is in the spirit of space exploration.

The eastern side is lined on with the residential high-rises of the 1970s.

At the intersection of Gogol Street and this Boulevard


The eastern side is seen to the left. (February 2005)

(February 2005) Here the eastern side is to the right. New buildings prevail in the skyline of the boulevard today. In winter it seems much broader. Further on the left-hand side the Brest University is seen.

The new buildings close to the north end of the boulevard are home to the Brest A.S.Pushkin University.