Riv'era Park

The most popular resort park of Sochi is the Riviera, which was founded by the famous businessman, honorary citizen of Yegoryevsk Vasily Alekseevich Khludov (1841-1913) in 1898. Before the revolution, this part of the city (right-bank Sochi River) was called - Khludovsky. In Soviet times, the park was a favorite place for leisure and flirting holidaymakers at the resort, it was customary to schedule meetings. Riviera Park is a resort park and an amusement park in the Central District of Sochi. In the park there are numerous attractions, a sports town, a cartogram, a library, a fountain of love (drinking), an exhibition hall, a cinema, a reconciliation bench, a lovers' shop (sculptor A. Khalafyan), an oceanarium, a dolphinarium, a nightclub - CIRCUS Club project, Theater, where concert programs and shows are held.

Very beautiful and interesting. A lot of cognitive. Great fun ...

Interesting place. Many entertainments and attractions for every taste. Horse Theater. There are sports grounds, volleyball, tennis (teach). Narzan spring - the water is delicious and free. The toilet is next to the manor house. The dolphinarium is too small. Many different sculptures. The beach is in the far corner: there are not enough people, the toilet is free, locker rooms, beach volleyball courts. Here, trainings and group exercises for gymnastics are free of charge. Dates are known only to participants (many pensioners), on time: somewhere around 7.00-11.00.

The park is full of greenery and entertainment. Attractions of course oldish, but you can have a child from 6 to 12 years of fun. There is a concert platform (very uncomfortable seats), a steep dolphinarium and an equestrian platform. There is a go-kart, a tennis court and many other things for all tastes. A lot of catering, mostly cafes. There is also a decent kitchen. Minus - marshals with animals, etc.

Every time I visit Sochi, I definitely visit the riviera. I ride on a huge swing, so that inside the butterflies freeze. And on the Ferris wheel. This is an old tradition for me. Unfortunately, the park has become less comfortable. There are too many commercial outlets. There is practically no space left just to walk. And I have an ambiguous attitude towards equestrian theater