Hut on the Makarov embankment

In the courtyard of the house 14 along the Makarov embankment next to the two-story stone outbuilding you can see a miraculously survived tiny wooden house - surprisingly enough, inhabited.

Locals say that the hut was built in 1946. A Leningrad citizen who returned from the war found that his apartment was badly damaged by shelling and built a temporary wooden house for himself and his family. Since then, it still stands in the yard.

There is infrastructure in the house, and next to it - a small area where trees grow, including, as they say, fruiting cherry.