Apartment at Valeevna's on Alexandrovskaya street

Apartment at Valeevna's on Alexandrovskaya Street. Nearby there is a gas station, a 24-hour Sambury grocery store, a car service, and a car wash kit. A grocery store has been opened within walking distance, where you will find everything you need for your comfortable stay in our apartments. The apartment is equipped with everything necessary for a comfortable stay: a double bed, a cot, a kitchen area, a kettle, a private bathroom and a toilet. Khabarovsk is a city in Russia, the administrative center of the Khabarovsk Territory. Its history includes events related to the foundation, development, and the date of foundation of the city is considered to be May 31, 1858. On this day, by order of the Governor-General of Eastern Siberia, Nikolai Muravyov-Amursky, soldiers of the 13th Siberian Line Battalion under the command of Captain Yakov Dyachenko laid down a military post. Initially, it was named Khabarovsk — in honor of the 17th-century explorer Yerofey Khabarov, the settlement received the status of a city in 1880 with cultural and economic development. In 1893, the city was officially renamed Khabarovsk. Some stages of Khabarovsk's development: 1882 — the river port was built, which gave an impetus to the development of trade and transport links in the region. 1884 — Khabarovsk became the administrative center of the Amur General Government. 1897 — the construction of the Ussuriysk railway was completed, and the first train from Vladivostok arrived in the city. 1916 — traffic was opened on the railway bridge over the Amur River, which at that time was one of the longest in Eurasia. 1926 — Khabarovsk became the administrative center of the Far Eastern Territory. 1938 — the city was designated as the center of the newly formed Khabarovsk Territory. 2000 — Khabarovsk received the status of the capital of the Far Eastern Federal District (which it held until 2018). 2012 — the city was awarded the honorary title "City of Military Glory" Culture Some events in the cultural development of Khabarovsk: 1894 — the Amur Branch of the Russian Geographical Society with a museum and library was opened in the city. The newspaper Priamurskie Vedomosti began to be published. There was a theater of its own.Economy By the end of the 19th century, Khabarovsk had become not only a military and administrative center, but also an economic center. Trade was actively developing here, and the first industrial enterprises appeared: sawmills, brick factories, and breweries. Khabarovsk is an industrial and transport hub in the Russian Far East. The largest federal railway, aviation and automobile routes pass through its territory. The city's location along the Amur River creates unique conditions for the development of river and sea water transport.