October Revolution Park

The October Revolution Park is a park in Rostov-on-Don established in 1926. It is situated in the centre of the city near Teatralnaya Square. The territory that is today known as October Revolution Park was first established as a recreation center zone in 1926 between the urban areas of Rostov-on-Don and Nakhichevan-on-Don. With assist urban advancement, Nakhichevan was converged with Rostov in 1928. In the 1970s the place wound up one of the most loved get-away spots for Rostov inhabitants.

The recreation center has incredible conditions for sports minifootball field, ice arena and a field for paintball there are loads of attractions, youngsters play areas, bistros and keepsake slows down. In the recreation center zone, among the rich greenery there are person on foot ways. The aggregate region of the recreation center is just about 17 hectares. In the recreation center there are sculptural sytheses: the "Seat of Reconciliation" and the Monument to Peter and Fevronia; there is likewise the Memorial Plaque didecated to the fighters and officers of the 56th Army and the Alley of Glory.

Another prominent place of the October Revolution Park is a fake lake, where one can see waterfowl, and in addition aviary for flamingos and peacocks. The recreation center in its present shape has existed from the mid 2000s, when huge scale deals with its extension occurred. In 2002 there was opened an entertainment mecca. In 2016, the third biggest perception wheel, 65 meters high, was likewise opened there.