- kızıl meydana 10 dakika yürüme mesafesindeki cadde. iki tane arbat var, starıy (eski) ve novıy (yeni). eski olan trafiğe kapalı, tamamen cafe ve ufak dükkanların...
- Arbat is one of the oldest streets in Moscow. It was laid in 1493. The word “Arbat” derives from the Arabic word “arbad”, which means “suburb”.
- The most touristic street of Moscow is where you find all the standard tourist stuff, including several nice souvenir shops. Arbat Street in Moscow - photo by Leonid...
- Arbat Caddesi (Ulitsa Arbat), Moskova’nın merkezinde, Kremlin’e aşağı yukarı bir km mesafede bir cadde. ... Yeni Arbat otoyol kadar geniş ve işlek bir bulvar.
- Arbat, ayrı bir cadde olarak adlandırılmaya başlandı. Moskova soylularının temsilcileri ve üst düzey yetkililer burada ev inşa etmeye başladılar.
- Arbat Street, or Ulitsa Arbat, one of the oldest surviving streets in Moscow. ... Since 1986, the Arbat has been decorated with distinctively beautiful street lanterns.
- Actually, until XVIII century Arbat was not only a street, but also a district with plenty of trade shops such as carpentry, jewellery, coinage ones and many others.
- The history of many houses on Arbat is connected with the history and life of the great Russian people. Indeed, Arbat is the unique place in Moscow.
- The construction of the modern highway (the Nowy Arbat) in the 1960s relegated the old Arbat from being one of Moscow's key arteries to the role of sleepy...