Leninsky City District

Leninsky City District is one of the administrative divisions of Nizhny Novgorod with mixed residential, commercial, and industrial areas. It contains several distinct neighborhoods connected by streets lined with apartment buildings, shops, and green spaces.

The district was created in 1935 when the original territory was divided into separate administrative sections. This reorganization shaped the urban layout that remains today.

The district developed as an industrial hub during the Soviet era and retains that identity in its buildings and working spaces. You can still see factories and workshops scattered throughout the area that shaped daily life here.

The neighborhoods are well-connected by public transportation with bus stops and tram lines throughout. Shopping centers, cafes, and local services are spread across the district for daily needs.

The area was once home to the Molitovskaya Manufactory, a major factory from the 1800s that later became a modern business complex. This transformation shows how former industrial sites have adapted to new purposes.

Location: Nizhny Novgorod

Inception: February 21, 1935

Shares border with: Kanavinsky City District, Avtozavodsky City District, District d'Avtozavodsky

Website: http://lenina46.nnov.ru

GPS coordinates: 56.27302,43.93563

Latest update: December 8, 2025 13:41