Mine Town Park
Historical facts about the Mine Town Park in Vladivostok
The Mine Town Park in Vladivostok has a rich history that goes back to the beginning of the XX century. Once a military town, a hospital and weapons depots were located here, and three artificial ponds were created on the Bujakovka River. In 1985, the territory was transformed into the Central Park of Culture and Recreation, but in the 90s it fell into decline.
Today, the Mine Town Park in Vladivostok is experiencing a second birth. As part of a large-scale reconstruction, pedestrian paths are equipped here, lighting and benches are installed. The plans include the restoration of historical buildings, the creation of museums, the improvement of ponds and the addition of new zones.
What you did not know about the Mine Town Park
During the existence of the military town, ammunition depots were hidden deep underground in the park. Also, one of the streets of the Minny village was named after Patrice Lumumba, but in the 1990s it was renamed in honor of Admirals Yumashev and Kuznetsov
The best time to visit the Mine Town Park in Vladivostok
Is worth visiting at any time of the year, but it is especially pleasant to be here from May to October. During this period, the weather in the city is most comfortable: sunny days are ideal for walking among greenery, photos against the background of ponds and rest in modern areas with lawns.
In autumn, the park of the Miny Town in Vladivostok is especially beautiful when the forest is painted in bright yellow-red colors. In winter, the park looks cozy, covered with snow, but it is worth considering that cold weather can be less comfortable for long walks
Where is the Mine Town Park
| Route | ||
|---|---|---|
| to get to the street. Admiral Yumashev | ||
| On public transport: | by bus to the station "Polyclinic" or tram to the stop "Mine Town" | |
