Yunnat·sʹkyy Dendrolohichnyy Park Mz

"Yunnatsky Arboretum" (Ukrainian "Yunnatsky Arboretum") is a dendrological park of local significance located in the territory of the Podolsky district of the city of Kiev (Ukraine). Created March 9, 2006. Area - 13.7 ha. Land user - National Ecological and Naturalistic Center for student youth of Ukraine. The status of local dendrological park was assigned by Decision of the Kiev City Council No. 169/3260 of March 9, 2006. It was created with the aim of preserving, protecting and using the most valuable examples of park construction for aesthetic, educational, environmental, scientific and recreational purposes. The arboretum is located between the historic sites Belichye pole, Kurenyovka and Vyshgorodsky massif limited by Vyshgorodskaya, Zamkovetskaya, Mostitskaya and Belitskaya streets. In the south adjoins a park-monument of landscape gardening art Birch Grove. It is the northern part of the previously unified park, divided and transferred to the Central Research and Pedagogical Agrobiostation (now the National Ecological and Naturalistic Center for Student Youth of Ukraine). In 1957, a winter garden was laid here. There is also a laboratory of hydrobiology, administrative buildings, a meteorological site, Yunnat children's camp (as part of the NENC), a school of folk crafts, and a pond. There are information signs. The territory of the arboretum is fenced. How to get there Transportː stop Cinema Kadrː trolleybus No. 6 (from the metro station Independence Square, Lukyanovskaya), 18 (from the metro station Independence Square, Lukyanovskaya), 25 (from the metro station Petrovka), 33 (from the South railway station, at Vokzalnaya metro station, and Lukyanovskaya metro station), bus 32 (from Nyvky metro station), minibus No. 181, 219, 227, 525 (from Petrovka metro station), 537, 558, 586 ( from metro station Lukyanovskaya). The nearest metro stations ː Obolon. The modern species composition and landscape composition of the arboretum has been formed for more than 50 years by the efforts of students, teachers and employees of the NEC. The arboretum includes decorative flower growing areas, an orchard, a lilac garden, a memorial planting (1992, Memory of the genus), linden and hornbeam alleys, examples of Ukrainian forests, a nursery, a magnolia garden (1998), a moss garden, and areas of preserved natural phytocenoses. Over 200 species and forms of trees and shrubs grow on the territory of the arboretum. Particular attention should be paid to memorial plantations, as well as species listed in the Red Book of Ukraine and other conservation lists, for example, Hungarian (Carpathian) lilacs, ginkgo, Eastern Carpathian rhododendron, and yew berry. Dominant tree speciesː maple, Norway spruce, prickly spruce, heart-shaped linden, birch sapling, ordinary pine, ordinary oak, horse chestnut, thuja western, mountain ash ordinary, walnut, Manchurian nut, white poplar, common hornbeam, lilac Hungarian.

For that price you will find the best in the city. I do not recommend.

Beautiful, interesting plants.

I really liked just not eating too much

Beautiful, but not well maintained ...