Moscow Victory Park
Moscow Victory Park is near the metro station "Park Pobedy" and covers an area bounded by streets Kuznetsovskaya, Basseinaya, Moscovski Prospekt and Yuri Gagarin Prospekt. The park area is 68 Ha. The Park features a former brick and pumice plant, which performed the role of crematorium during the siege of Leningrad. The park has a number of monuments: Monument to Marshal Georgy Zhukov, "Avenue of Heroes", "Alley of Memory," monuments "Rotunda" and "trolley", established in memory of the dead victims of the blockade and the city's defenders. The park has ponds, a former quarry, amusement park, cafes, you can hire boats, and in the winter - ice rink. Park was opened in 1946.
Why it is worth a visit
A large, multifunctional park with significant memorial sites related to the blockade of Leningrad, plus recreational amenities like ponds and an ice rink.
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Why visit
A large, multifunctional park with significant memorial sites related to the blockade of Leningrad, plus recreational amenities like ponds and an ice rink.
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