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In Pskov will determine places for the sale of Christmas trees

The administration of Pskov prepared the city for the New Year holidays: 23 sites were allocated for the implementation of festive trees, on which 30 temporary retail facilities will be installed

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In Pskov will determine places for the sale of Christmas trees

The administration of Pskov prepared the city for the New Year holidays. According to representatives of the municipality, 23 sites have been allocated for the implementation of festive trees, on which 30 temporary trade facilities will be installed.

Trade in spruce starts on December 15 and will last until the end of the month.

The main sales points will be deployed in large residential areas and on busy streets: Riga Avenue, in the Kresty microdistrict, as well as on the streets of Communal, Rokossovsky, Labor, People's and Fabricius.

Source: Московский комсомолец ↗

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