A complete list of interesting, unusual, romantic, secret and popular places that are located on the left bank of Kyiv
The park began to be created in 1956 by workers of the now defunct Darnitsa Silk Spinning Mill and was officially opened in 1969. The area of the green zone is 14 hectares on which mainly deciduous trees are planted (linden, maple and others). In 2015, the park was reconstructed. There are only walking paths, … Read more
Troyeshchina developed gradually, so a vacant lot was allocated near the building of the district executive committee for the future development of the administrative center. But since nothing was built there for a long time, local residents began to plant trees in this place and over time, Desnyansky Park appeared here. It was formed as … Read more
The park was formed as a green area on the new Vygurovshchina-Troyeshchina residential area in the mid-1990s and was officially opened in 1997, but it was planned to its modern form only after 2004. Today the park has properly laid out alleys, the number of trees is about 800, 2000 bushes, and the area of … Read more
The 3.5 hectare park was created in 1970. The park has a children’s playground, a pump room, walking paths, benches and trash cans, and lighting. In the green zone there is the Darnitsa House of Culture (former house of culture for railway workers), near which a Christmas tree is erected on New Year’s Day and … Read more
The 5-hectare park was created in 1970. It got its name because of the Darnitsky railway station (the station appeared in 1899), which is located opposite the green zone. Next to the existing station is located unfinished Darnitsky railway station. The total number of trees in the park is about 1000, bushes – about 900. … Read more
The park named after internationalist soldiers was created in 1992. The area of the park is 6.5 hectares. The total number of trees is about 850, bushes – 350. The area of flower beds is 850 m². In the park in 2007, a monument to internationalist soldiers was erected in the form of a BRDM-2 … Read more