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Summer Garden (Kronstadt)

Kronstadt, Petrovskaya Street, Summer Garden

The Summer Garden in Kronstadt, located on Petrovskaya Street, is an architectural and historical monument of the 18th–19th centuries. Initially a formal park, it was later redesigned into a landscape garden, and in 1828, the work on its transformation was carried out under the supervision of I. I. Charlemagne. The garden's territory features a monument to Midshipman Domashenko, opened in January 1829 as the first monument created by the method of public construction, and a monument to the clipper "Oprichnik," which disappeared without a trace in the Indian Ocean in 1861. Near the garden is a pool, and a little further away, the ring of the Obvodny Canal closes.

Summer Garden (Kronstadt) — Kronstadt