Kuibyshev Square

The Kuibyshev Square is considered as one of the sights of Samara, in spite of the fact that as a general rule it is yet a major square in the focal point of the city.
The Kuibyshev Square gladly bears the status of the biggest square in Europe, yet at that you should recognize that it is outstanding for no exceptional excellence, and its size is additionally rather regular.
For quite a while the Kuibyshev Square was known as the Sobornaya Square, as there was found the gigantic city church building of Christ the Savior. The basilica was worked in 1894, and was exploded in 1930. Presently they discuss its reclamation, yet the city specialists haven't yet taken the suitable choice.