Nartov Street — a street in the Sovetsky District of Nizhny Novgorod, running from Nartov Square (on Beketov Street) toward Gagarin Avenue.
Location and Routes
The street begins at the square of the same name, which serves as a major public transport hub: trams, trolleybuses, buses, and minibus taxis all stop here. Meditsinskaya Street — a wide, sloping street connecting Gagarin Avenue with Nartov Street — meets Nartov Street at this point.
Transport Links
In 1963, trolleybus route No. 9 was launched (Minin Square — Nartov Street), and in 1970 it was extended Soviet Square (at the time known as Stroyploshchadka).
References in City Life
Nartov Street is home to a residential building associated with Nizhny Novgorod collector and public figure Vladimir Panteleev.
Sources
- domstudios.ru — At Nartov Street, 2B, on the fifth floor, is the DOM photo studio, offering several shooting rooms with various equipment and interiors; in the build
- GIPERNN — Building No. 9 on Nartov Street is a brick three-storey structure from 1958 with a mansard roof, containing 35 apartments across three entrance halls; its ceiling height is (archive)
- fabrika6.ru — The management company Fabrika, which has worked with commercial real estate in Nizhny Novgorod since 2013, published a piece about Nartov Street in May 2025, (archive)
Materials from articles used (4)
Trolleybus, Vladimir Panteleev, Meditsinskaya Street, Nartov Square