The section «Parks» on our website is intended for people who are looking for places to relax and walk in Kyiv. We talk about the most beautiful and well-groomed parks in the city, their history, features and attractions. We give tips on how to spend time in the parks, talk about picnic spots, sports fields, attractions and much more. Our section will help you choose a place for a walk, depending on your preferences and mood. We offer information about popular parks such as Mariinsky Park, Goloseevsky Park and many others. You will also find information about little-known but no less interesting parks that you can visit in Kyiv. If you want to spend time in nature, visit interesting places and enjoy the fresh air, then our section «Parks» will become an indispensable assistant for you.
Created on the basis of the Grushki orchard. Most of the fruit trees were uprooted in 2009 at the initial stage of reconstruction of the park, which was completed only in the fall of 2017. In Orlyonok Park, the total area of which is 10 hectares, there is an area planted with spruce trees in … Read more
The park was created in 1975 (named in honor of Major General of the Tank Forces Mikhail Ivanovich Potapov, commander of the 5th Army of the Southwestern Front, whose troops defended Kiev in the first months of the Great Patriotic War in 1941), from Vladimir Street Pokotilo green zone The central alley cuts deep into … Read more
Yunost Park was created in 1979 by students from surrounding schools and has an area of 14.5 hectares. On the territory of the park there are several children’s playgrounds, children’s and adult labyrinths made of bushes, a bride’s alley (it was created in 2014; there are benches in the English style and figures of a … Read more
The park, covering an area of 7 hectares, was created in 1975 and has an almost rectangular shape. From the Leipzig cinema, the park is cut diagonally by the central alley, which in the center returns to the left to the 5th microdistrict of Nikolskaya Borshchagovka. The green spaces in the park are represented by … Read more
Sovki Park was founded in 1976 and has an area of 35.5 hectares. The territory of the current park is a small part of the former Treasure Forest. In fact, the park looks like a small forest park with dense vegetation and natural dirt paths. The plantings here are predominantly coniferous – 80% of the … Read more
The history of the park, whose area is 3 hectares, began in 1967, when the Zheleznyakov monitor was installed on a small green island of the Rybalsky Peninsula /a> and a memorial sign to the crew of this ship. The park grows exclusively deciduous trees (maple, linden, poplar and others). As of 2018, access to … Read more