The Kozhedub Park of Culture and Recreation is popularly called an "adult" as opposed to the "children's" park Skazka. The total area of the park is about 58 hectares. Three symbolic entrance arches lead to its territory.
The far left entrance goes along the Psal embankment and takes you to the beach, the athletics arena and the sleeping areas of ul. Prokofiev. The central arch leads to the park's walking area and the Jubilee Stadium. The far right entrance will also take you to the park, but before that it will introduce you to the monument to AP Chekhov.
Historically, the park is located on the territory that was previously part of the first park in the city Leszczynski (1905). Today you can find old attractions (including a Ferris wheel), several new swings and a huge green area inhabited by many curious squirrels (stock up on nuts! ).
The park is a venue for all city holidays and events.
But no less pleasant here and just a walk, enjoying the silence and the singing of birds.
Location: the very beginning of st. Kharkiv (down from the Sadko fountain).
The far left entrance goes along the Psal embankment and takes you to the beach, the athletics arena and the sleeping areas of ul. Prokofiev. The central arch leads to the park's walking area and the Jubilee Stadium. The far right entrance will also take you to the park, but before that it will introduce you to the monument to AP Chekhov.
Historically, the park is located on the territory that was previously part of the first park in the city Leszczynski (1905). Today you can find old attractions (including a Ferris wheel), several new swings and a huge green area inhabited by many curious squirrels (stock up on nuts! ).
The park is a venue for all city holidays and events.
But no less pleasant here and just a walk, enjoying the silence and the singing of birds.
Location: the very beginning of st. Kharkiv (down from the Sadko fountain).
Translated automatically from Ukrainian. View original
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