Park Attraktsionov

Being an ardent patriot of the city that became his hometown, he always wondered how it was possible to call the square (Fedulov) a place built up from all the outskirts, a place where the perspective is not visible, the space in which is not visible through and through. However, there is an area, albeit without prospects, albeit fenced off from all the winds by sometimes ridiculous buildings or stalls, but it exists. And quite cozy, you just have to walk on foot, be sure - from the Belyaevskaya branch to the aforementioned ... uhh ... already on the second wind, already somewhere to sit. And here, here it is, and benches, and mothers with strollers, and the age-old children on electric cars, cutting with the inevitable mournful hum of Mercedes, audyushkas and other attributes of luxury through the eternal Vologda puddles on concrete. Life flows unhurriedly, like the gait of pensioners, walking in pairs between scurrying cars. And the sign on the second-hand building, Vova, only slightly spoils the mood ... I think that in terms of financial turnover and location on the central (I'm not afraid of this word) street, it was high time to rename, say, to Voldemar. Well, God bless him, Burger King also does not caress the ear, and the stomach does not indulge our generation, except that the apple pie there is delicious, and the coffee is not bad ... (or not bad, what innovations were introduced into the Russian language by the young reformers, mother them so), like everywhere from a coffee machine, you can't dissolve this at home, no matter how you whip it up. What else about Fedulov Square? The building DK PZ, built in Soviet times, at that time claimed to be monumental, but now it is somehow lost among the high-rise buildings, decorated with advertising facades and scurrying alongside heliks, despite their reduced copy of luxurious life. In general, everything is confused in the Oblonskys' house, but in general ... the square looks better from the inside than from the windows of a car traveling at a speed of 60 km / h along Leningradskaya)))

Nice amusement park for kids. The prices are reasonable. There is a free playground nearby.

Children really like it!

Budget option for children. You won’t always come here, but sometimes it’s very good. The rides are similar to each other (wheelchairs, rocking chairs, twists). I am glad that he will find something for himself and a younger child, and an older child.

Quiet place to walk with your family