Fuchs Garden
Description:
The park is named after the famous Kazan University botanist, doctor, ethnographer, archaeologist and historian Carl Fuchs, who headed in 1823-1827.
The garden square is located on the left coast of Kazanka, on an elevation.
The decision to create it was made by the Kazan Duma in 1896, 50 years after the death of the outstanding scientist of the city. The initiator of perpetuating the memory of Fuchs was the Archaeological Society, once organized with his participation.
On the territory of the square were planted rare breeds of shrubs and trees, blue fir trees, a monument to Fuchs made of bronze. Today it is a landmark of the city and a favorite place of pleasant rest for Kazan residents. Various holidays are periodically held here, solemn events are organized.