Стамбульський парк

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  It is part of Turkey, its history and culture in the southern Ukrainian Palmyra

  Istanbul Park in Odessa is not just another green corner on the city map. It is part of Turkey, its history and culture in the southern Ukrainian Palmyra. The park is a wonderful decoration of a multinational and multicultural city, which has become increasingly comfortable. History of Istanbul Park From the Pushka Monument at the Seaside, down the cliff, there was a fairly quiet canal. Many secondary lanes characterize the area on the other side of Potemkin Stairs. She used to be a big one Pioneer Park. In 2013, the city government decided to grant the property to Turkish partners for improvement. It has since become known as Istanbul Park. Reconstruction began in 2016. Pedestrian walkways were repaired, and the retained walls were erected with granite. In the central part there is a granite area with trees, a drinking fountain, shelves and flower beds. The stairs leading to the garden are lined with granite tiles. At the top of the lounge, you can find an updated cave that has become a living fountain again. Although the park opened only on May 26, 2017, the bottom of the fountain is already covered with coins. There are plenty of places to relax nearby. Anyone tired of sitting on a bench can lie on the green grass. This is especially fun for children who are happy to roll over the slopes. But dogs are not allowed to enter here, as signs posted everywhere have warned. There is also a toilet and Wi-Fi. Builders also repair the observation deck near the cable car. There are 3 playgrounds and 2 playgrounds at the bottom of the park, a vicious circle nearby. In the green area there are tables and chairs, which not only allow you to relax, but you can also enjoy a snack with lunch. From the park you can take to Primorskaya Street or go directly to Potemkin Stairs. Do not get lost, there are indicators everywhere with the layout of the area layout. In the future, after the reconstruction of the Greek Garden, Istanbul and Istanbul plan to connect. You can already see the tunnel passage that runs down the stairs. Istanbul Park was built at the expense of the Turkish capital. It costs $ 1.5 million. This gift was presented by the Istanbul City Council on the occasion of the twentieth anniversary of twinning. Getting There Istanbul Park is located near Potemkin Stairs on Primorsky Street. Can be reached here by minibuses № 10, 100А, 110, 120, 155, 190 and 210, and stop - "customs platform". Not far from the park Odessa port station. See nearby hotels

  Important Information

  • Every Day
    24 Hours
  • Foundation Date
    1/1/2013
• Intertainment Elements

  Sports

  Sitting places

  Entertainment

  Trips

  Kids area

• Main Elements

  • Cleanliness
  • Parking and public transport
  • Green areas
  • Open spaces
  • Open paths for walking
  • Attractions