Running in between Berezuisky Ravine and Ulitsa Marksa is a boulevard known as Zolotaya Alleya (Golden Alley) - a favourite place for strolling among locals. It was here that Kaluga's kremlin once stood. In addition to the Pushkin Monument and the Monument to Victims of Political Repression in the boulevard itself, there are also several old buildings located nearby, including the 18th century Public Office and the 19th century Nobility Assembly and Governor's House.