Karl Marx street

Karl Marx Street extends for 1.33 kilometers through central Minsk, connecting multiple neighborhoods with governmental buildings and commercial establishments along its path.

The street received its current name in 1922 and reflects the significant influence of socialist ideology throughout the urban development of twentieth-century Belarus.

The architectural composition of Karl Marx Street incorporates various structures that represent different periods of Belarusian urban design and social transformations.

Multiple public transportation options serve Karl Marx Street, with intersections at Janka Kupala Street, Engels Street, and Komsomol Street facilitating city-wide access.

The street maintains its original designation as a cultural heritage site while functioning as a central artery in modern Minsk at coordinates 53°54'10.01"N, 27°34'4.01"E.

Location: Minsk

Location: Lyeninski District

GPS coordinates: 53.90278,27.56778

Latest update: March 21, 2025 16:37