I.V. Babushkin Park of Culture and Recreation

The I.V. Babushkin Park of Culture and Recreation is one of the oldest green areas of the Nevsky District of St. Petersburg. Its history begins with the time of Catherine II, when a hunting castle was built in the local region and the improvement of forests began. The park received its current name in 1925-1926 in honor of the brave revolutionary Ivan Vasilyevich Babushkin. It was the most cultural place in the whole district, everyone wanted to get here to relax and arrange a small holiday. Currently, the park is very popular, both among tourists and guests of the city.

In the Park of Culture and Recreation named after I.V. Babushkin, no one will be bored. If you like to have fun and fervent rest with children - you are offered wonderful family attractions, trampolines and playground. If you want to get a good charge of adrenaline – you are waiting for extreme rides. But for sports fans there is a beautiful ice rink and ice slides. The main attraction of the park is the only Ferris Wheel in the city, whose diameter is 37.5 meters.