This category collects articles about the squares of Nizhny Novgorod — from historical trade and administrative spaces to Soviet-era and modern urban hubs. Squares have shaped the appearance of the city over several centuries: some arose as marketplaces, others took form under regular urban plans or were rebuilt during the Soviet period. Among the most significant are Minin Square by the walls of the Kremlin, Narodnogo Edinstva Square in the Lower Posad, as well as Theatre Square and Balchug, which have preserved traces of pre-revolutionary city life.