Oh it’s an old building, now protected. It was built in 1961 and was a Russian restaurant as the name suggests. It went through a number of changes and modernisations but has been fully restored in its old style. Now not a restaurant though – it’s used for private events.
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Great clicks.
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I like it !
My contribution.
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Russian food, I suppose. I think I’ve seen it a year ago, looks familiar
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Oh it’s an old building, now protected. It was built in 1961 and was a Russian restaurant as the name suggests. It went through a number of changes and modernisations but has been fully restored in its old style. Now not a restaurant though – it’s used for private events.
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Great patterns – and reflections, too!
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Impressive building, great SW photo!
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Interesting…. in the old East, I am guessing
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Absolutely. There’s no mistaking that this street was in the East – very impressive buildings but oh so Soviet
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😊😊
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