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Park U Nevy

Rybatskiy Prospekt, Sankt-Peterburg, Russia, 192076

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Detailed Information

Place Types Park
Address Rybatskiy Prospekt, Sankt-Peterburg, Russia, 192076
Coordinate 59.8405592,30.5088538
Website Unknown
Rating 4.5
Compound Code RGR5+6G Ivanovskiy, Saint Petersburg, Russia

Openning hours

Monday Open 24 hours
Tuesday Open 24 hours
Wednesday Open 24 hours
Thursday Open 24 hours
Friday Open 24 hours
Saturday Open 24 hours
Sunday Open 24 hours

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Reviews

Chief Engineer (09/05/2020)

Clean and cozy park to walk and feed ducks in Neva river.

Vadim Ovcharuk (02/20/2020)

Cool

Ňatalie Sмirnova (12/10/2020)

There are not enough benches, park visitors have nowhere to hide from the rain except in the church, the tiny coffee shop is gone. The paths from the slope look like dry mud streams. There is no lighting, only there are lanterns along the fishing avenue. There is not a single playground. Trash from ugly containers between trees and paths is carried out only by crows. The embankment is not landscaped, in spring and autumn there is ankle-deep slush. People walking pets do not monitor the hygiene of the space and do not clean up after themselves. One star for having a public toilet.

Evelina gacha (10/15/2020)

The views to the other side of the Neva River are just a thrill. Ducks sometimes swim, you can take bread and feed. Autumn is a good option to take a photo against the backdrop of colorful and shiny trees. In winter, children ride cheesecakes (sleds) from a large slide, the main thing is not to roll far into the river. Parents have to catch children. In the summer, people walk in the park and sunbathe. You can have a picnic. There is slush in the spring, but you can still walk in rubber boots and see how nature blooms. The only drawbacks are that there are cliffs and rubbish lying on the banks of the Neva River. You could have just put trash cans here, but nobody does it. Trash is stacked in two heavy green bins that spoil the views. Why doesn't anyone think about it?