Prud Rubakha Napoleona, Shuvalovskiy Park

It's a middle size park in the north of Saint Petersburg with few lakes and light hiking area. You can walk and hike, drive a bicycle and take a sunbath if possible or just have fun with a friends here.

Clean air during the cold season. The paths are wet. No benches. No WiFi. No lighting. Big Centennial Spruce. Ducks swim on the water.

Cap of Napoleon and Napoleon's Shirt These two ponds are the most popular places in the park. They appeared in the park after the victory of Russia over Napoleon. The first owner of the park - Pavel Shuvalov - accompanied Napoleon to his exile, and when the French crowd attacked the former emperor’s motorcade, Shuvalov managed to protect Napoleon and distract people. The names of the ponds are associated with their bizarre shape - one resembles a cocked hat, and the second - a frock coat.

Honestly, and did not expect that this pond is so called. Shuvalovsky Park is a childhood! And this is a very cool place. I drove with the guys here from Devyatki-just ride on a cheesecake. All around beauty, forest, fabulously

A great place to take a walk with the children. Snow, slides from gentle to extreme, for every taste. For 2-3 hours to walk in the fresh air for pleasure. You can make a beautiful photo for memory.