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Architecture in Ryazan
Münsterskaya Street in Ryazan is a short (about 400 meters) pedestrian street in the historic center, decorated in an "Old European" style with gingerbread houses.
The street is lined with coffee shops, restaurants, and unusual art installations.
It opened in 2001, and Münster has a counterpart, Ryazanskaya Street.
Münsterskaya Street is often called "an island of Germany" or "Ryazan's window to Europe," making it one of the most popular tourist destinations in the city.
Architecture in Ryazan
Münsterskaya Street in Ryazan is a short (about 400 meters) pedestrian street in the historic center, decorated in an "Old European" style with gingerbread houses.
The street is lined with coffee shops, restaurants, and unusual art installations.
It opened in 2001, and Münster has a counterpart, Ryazanskaya Street.
Münsterskaya Street is often called "an island of Germany" or "Ryazan's window to Europe," making it one of the most popular tourist destinations in the city.