Alexandrovsky Garden

Alexandrovsky Garden in the city of Kirov was opened on August 30, 1835. Located on a high bank of the Vyatka River, it is one of the oldest parks in the city. The garden is named after the heir to the throne Alexander Nikolayevich, future Emperor Alexander II. There are family and children's attractions in the park. In the XIX-XX centuries there were a summer club, cinema and chess pavilion here. In the 1990s the park fell into disrepair but later restored and included as part of the cultural heritage sites.