National Revival Park
Description:
National Revival Park (former name: Komsomol Park) is a park in Ternopil, located between the microdistricts Vostochny and Sunny.
The National Revival Park has about 60 species of trees and bushes. Among them: horse chestnut, ash-leaved maple, fluffy birch and warty, poplar Berlin, Canadian, pyramidal, willow white, Babylonian, goat, prickly and ordinary, crimson Japanese, nut, various types and forms of thuya, juniper, spirea, cypressovica.
Residents of the most massifs - Eastern, Sunny, Jubilee and 10th microdistrict like to relax in this park. It's home to Ukraine's first Singing Field, with a stage for 1,200 artists. Five thousand spectators are placed in the amphitheater, the same number - on viewing sites. The singing field was opened in June 1986 during the 1st Republican holiday of folk art, which was held in Ternopil.
The park has attractions, children's and sports grounds, a tennis court, a fountain. From a bird's eye view, Ternopilians admire their city with the help of a Ferris wheel (height 20 m).