Skver Platonivsʹkyy

I don’t know what Plato is all about, and I don’t want to focus on the condition of the public garden (it was always like this). I would like to say about the monument. With the current decommunization and illiteracy, people began to forget their past, their heroes. But who does not honor his past, he has no future (I did not say). Of course, they imposed on us a bunch of new heroes who are forced to honor us by declaring national mourning for a couple for a month, and canceling holidays (witnesses of remnants of communism). But let's compare the paid mitten guards who were not at the right time, in the wrong place, and the partisans who were hardly paid something, and any soldiers who were making their way to the rear of the real enemy, and not waving the flag to shouting "gang of people." How do you think who deserves to be remembered? Therefore, I believe that such monuments should be.

It is very cool for those who want to climb in an abandoned building but do not want to go far from the city. There are also a lot of drug addicts climbing, so the police there often detain everyone in a row and force them to get everything out of their pockets and show personal items.

Small plot at a large intersection.

A good place to relax, except that alcoholics often drink there.

A lousy place, but in appearance - not bad