Nikolskaya Street is a pedestrian street in Moscow, connecting Red Square with Lubyanka Square. It is a historical street that was known as October 25 Street between 1935-1990, and on the north side of the street is lined with historical buildings such as the Kazan Cathedral, the old mint building, the Monastery of the Holy Savior, the first publishing house in Russia, and the Greek monastery of St. Nicholas, after whom the street is named. In this street there are also many restaurants and luxury stores.