Only in one name of this street there is a rapid determination, innovation and inconsistency: an associative series is automatically connected associated with the image of the poet of the XX century. But on the "Gorlana-Raster" standard for the historic district, the street is not pulling the street. Although, if you look at the better, the Bunlet spirit on it is not only alive, but also not elsewhere.
Taking the beginning of a quiet Astrakhan center, pushing out with the worn knobs "heels" from Kalinina Street, Mayakovsky on Polkilometer stretches to the Arthabi Trading "Heart" of Astrakhan - the indomitable market of Large Isada.
The main attraction of Mayakovsky at the beginning is a sympathetic house-iron of the XIX century Kromsky, a monument of urban planning and architecture of regional importance. This did not prevent the current owners of living space on the second floor to embed to a charming erker an ugly plastic window.
On Mayakovsky, a sufficient number of wooden houses and elements of varying degrees of preservation with a variety of owners interference has been preserved. There are houses elegant.
And there are quite sad and doomed.
In the dysfunctional authenticity of some of the unbearable launches, signs of modern well-being are being introduced: new times occur, and do not argue about tastes.
Initially, the street was called a new one, but in 1837 it was renamed Armenian-Assumption, a little later in Armenian-Gregorian. Since then, we have reached typical samples of urban development of the second half of the XIX - early XX century. There are no pronounced architectural masterpieces and creations of famous architects, but it is this typicity that gives Astrakhan, no replaceable flavor and charm.
In 1920, the street was called the 4th international, but after 16 years later, they were told by the name of Vladimir Mayakovsky. Her neighbor was less lucky: it still carries the impersonal name 3rd international. The memory of the poet in any other way, as the name, is not fixed here.
When crossing the Victory Street to the Patriarchal Catch of Mayakovsky, a bazaar fuss is broken. It is noteworthy that safely cross the lively Astrakhan road from this street is impossible. There are no pedestrian crossings. It is likely that it is considered to be low-pass.
And then the mysterious quarter begins: the courtyard located on the neighboring street of Babushkin Catholic church of the Assumption of the Blessed Virgin Mary also goes to Mayakovsky. The majestic building, built in the second half of the XVIII century, combining the baroque elegance, the fundamentality of classicism and the canonical features of the Orthodox churches, which contrasts with a rapidly spreading dump, smoothly flowing into the garbage.
Energy of these places for several centuries subordinated to itself a constant rhythm of the bazaar, which is impossible to overcome.
The trading activity on this segment of Mayakovsky rules the ball, reaching its apogee when crossing the street Nogin. Typical Astrakhan gradually turns into a stylized Novodel with a characteristic oriental variety.
Who just did not try to overcome unauthorized trading on a brisk cross. Either raids nor fines, nor preventive conversations - nothing can change the foundations of this magic trading angle. The Astrakhans want and will buy on these fruit and vegetable collaps the pumpkins, "conceived" persimm and ice cream cucumbers at a reasonable price.
Here is such a typical Astrakhanskaya Street in the quiet center in the quiet center, in conclusion turning into an unbridled commercial space, where citizens seek shopping in any season.
As the brilliant poet wrote, whose name is wearing this street: "Markets are sissed by every temptation." And you can't argue with it.