Lazarus Globa Park

Lazar Globa Park is the second of the oldest parks in Dnepropetrovsk and almost the same age as the city. Military and enthusiastic gardener-amateur, Esaul Lazar Ostapovich Globa, in 1743, resigned and settled on the banks of the Dnieper River in the settlement of Polovitsa, where he laid the future park.

In 1858, the garden was divided into two parts - urban, open to tourists, and technical, which are greenhouses and a school for gardening and gardening. In the thirties of the XX century, the park changed its name several times and in 1939 the park was named after the great pilot-hero Valery Chkalov. In 1992, the Chkalov Park was renamed the Cossack Lazar Globa Park.

Today, Lazarus Globa Park is a place where city festivities and various festive events take place. On the territory of the park there are attractions for children, a pond with swans, karting, a summer theater and a dolphinarium.