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Dream Gardens, Krasnoyarsk
Imagine trading in the city's noise for a tranquil escape at Dream Gardens, a hidden gem in Krasnoyarsk that's all about relaxation and unwinding.
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A Hidden Oasis in Krasnoyarsk: My Experience with Dream Gardens
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I recently discovered the hidden gem of Sadovye Mechty park in Krasnoyarsk, a tranquil oasis nestled in a quiet corner of the city. Located at 14i, ulitsa 78 Dobrovolskoi brigady, behind the TC 'Komandor', this private landscape park offers a serene escape from the city chaos. The entrance ticket price is 500 rubles for a single entry and 600 rubles for multiple visits during the day, with kids under 3 years old getting in for free. I found it surprisingly easy to navigate with a map, and I highly recommend grabbing one at the kiosk near the entrance.
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I recently visited the Sadovye Mechty park in Krasnoyarsk, and I'm excited to share my impressions with you.
I didn't take a photo of the entrance group, but when you enter, there's a kiosk with rules for visiting and payment for entry nearby.
Sadovye Mechty in Krasnoyarsk is a private landscape park located at 14i, ulitsa 78 Dobrovolskoi brigady (behind the TC 'Komandor'). For me, it was a real oasis of quiet and calm in the heart of the city.
Entrance ticket price:
Adults - 400 rubles (this was the price at the time of my visit)
I've checked, and now the price for adults is 500 rubles for a single entry and 600 rubles if you plan to visit multiple times during the day. Children under 3 years old enter for free. There are also separate prices for people with disabilities and women over 55/men over 60.
I took the bus and walked a bit afterwards - it's easy to navigate with a map.
As soon as you enter the park, you notice a completely different atmosphere. It's quiet, green, and well-maintained paths and thoughtful landscape design make you feel like you're in a secret garden hidden from the city bustle.
I visited the park in mid-September. The first thing that caught my attention was the variety of zones. There are Japanese-style corners with a small pond and a bridge, alpine hills, shaded alleys, and even small houses. It all creates the feeling that you're wandering through a hidden garden, hidden from the city chaos.
I particularly enjoyed the flowerbeds. They have plant species that I don't often see in our climate. It's clear that the garden is tended by professionals, as even in autumn, the flowers looked fresh and well-maintained.
One of the main attractions for me was the fountain in the center of the park. The sound of the water is so calming, and there are benches nearby where you can sit and just enjoy the moment.
It's super relaxing, especially if you take a minute to just listen to the sounds of nature. Even though this isn't a zoo, you can still spot rabbits and geese in the park. The rabbits are super friendly, and you can even feed them. The little bunnies are adorable and full of energy.
While the adults are strolling along the paths, the kids can play in the safe and beautiful play areas.
This park has tons of great locations for photoshoots, and the pictures will turn out amazing.
One of the best things about this place is that they have a little café where you can grab a snack, including some amazing blini. I haven’t been to the café myself, but I’ve heard they have a great selection of treats.
After a walk in the park, I found myself thinking that this place is the perfect escape from the city chaos. You can take a break from the hustle and bustle and just relax for a few hours.
This place has a really peaceful atmosphere, well-maintained grounds, plenty of greenery, and some beautiful hidden spots. It’s an amazing spot for a relaxing day out and some great photo ops. I highly recommend checking it out.
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What is the address of the Sadovye Mechty park in Krasnoyarsk?
The park is located at 14i, ulitsa 78 Dobrovolskoi brigady, behind the TC 'Komandor'.
What is the entrance ticket price for the Sadovye Mechty park?
The entrance ticket price is 500 rubles for a single entry and 600 rubles for multiple visits during the day. Kids under 3 years old get in for free.
Can I bring my dog to the Sadovye Mechty park?
Unfortunately, dogs are not allowed in the park.
Are there any amenities like a restaurant or a gift shop in the park?
No, there are no amenities like a restaurant or a gift shop in the park.
Can I take photos in the park?
Yes, the park has tons of great locations for photoshoots, and the pictures will turn out amazing.
Is the park stroller-friendly?
Yes, the park is stroller-friendly, but some areas can be a bit difficult to navigate.
Can I rent a bike in the park?
No, you cannot rent a bike in the park.
Are there any events or activities in the park?
Yes, the park hosts various events and activities throughout the year, including concerts, festivals, and workshops.
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- •The park's atmosphere is a complete departure from the city's hustle and bustle, with its quiet, green spaces and well-maintained paths creating a sense of seclusion.
- •The park features a variety of zones, including Japanese-style corners with a small pond and bridge, alpine hills, shaded alleys, and even small houses, giving the impression of wandering through a hidden garden.
- •The flowerbeds showcase plant species that are rare in our climate, and it's clear that the garden is tended by professionals, as even in autumn, the flowers looked fresh and well-maintained.
- •The park has a safe and beautiful play area for kids, making it perfect for family outings.
- •The scenery is incredibly diverse and picturesque, offering tons of great locations for photoshoots, and the pictures will turn out amazing.
- •The park also has a little café where you can grab a snack, including some amazing blini, and the atmosphere is super relaxing, especially when you take a minute to listen to the sounds of nature.
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- •The entrance ticket price has increased since my visit, now costing 500 rubles for a single entry and 600 rubles for multiple visits during the day.
- •The park can get crowded, especially on weekends, so it's a good idea to plan your visit in advance.
- •Some areas of the park can be a bit difficult to navigate, especially for people with mobility issues.
- •The park doesn't have any amenities like a restaurant or a gift shop.
- •The park can be a bit noisy, especially when the fountain is running.
- •The park's hours of operation can be a bit confusing, so it's a good idea to check the website or call ahead to confirm.
