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City park them. TH Shevchenko

Bilopillya, Sumy Oblast, Ukraine, 41801

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Detailed Information

Place Types Park
Address Bilopillya, Sumy Oblast, Ukraine, 41801
Coordinate 51.1486934,34.3128861
Website Unknown
Rating 4.2
Compound Code 48X7+F5 Bilopillya, Sumy Oblast, Ukraine

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

Олександр Яковенко (10/24/2018)

Is it a recreational park? Whatever party did not sit down to rest on the bench in front and behind the monuments you will see a little rest. The park has about a dozen monuments as if in a cemetery. For the fans of the sedly, just a horror in any angle in the photo will be a monument. At the other end of the playground is the only plus. It has the opportunity to have a rest for parents, and children of different age groups have plenty to reward. The condition of the playground and facilities is good. Very good in spring and autumn. P.Since my photos, by the way, there are 2 monuments

Микола Зарко (09/18/2018)

Previously, it was the usual territory of the city, through which the highway road to the "Propeller" passed along the diagonal path. From the right of the highway side, in the direction of Proruba, there was a rather large square with the only brick building that was used as a tribune during the celebrations. in the direction of "Kramnitsy" - there was a large wooden leash for horses, to which the heads of the kolkhozes and heads of village councils tied horses, which arrived at the paradise center for the meeting ... In the northern part of the park, on the left side of the "diagonal" highway, the land parcel of the park was limited to another, dirt road, with the backing side, which is located in the future "Kolkhozny market" and now it is the street Trading area. In the northwest of the park's center of the direction, there were the old brick buildings that were used as stores: "Golden Shop", "Kultovarov", "Foodstuffs", and then as "Khozmag". These stores were located so that they formed a small square in the center of which was arranged parking for horses and picking up hosts who came to trade in a bazaar. This square still exists in almost the same form as before. P.S. In this memoir, Vitaliy Burkovsky's memoirs are used, as well as information from his work "Tarasov Park"