Радуга, Urban park in Veshnyaki district, Moscow, Russia
Raduga Park is an urban park in Moscow's Veshnyaki district that spans across two ponds connected by a dam bridge along local streets. The layout centers on these water features and the green areas surrounding them.
A major pond within the park was established in 1750 and ranks among Moscow's oldest water features. This historical body of water forms a significant part of the site's character today.
The park functions as an extension of Perovsky Park of Culture and Leisure from 2014 onward, hosting an outdoor stage where community performances and local events take place regularly. Visitors experience how this venue serves as a gathering point for neighborhood culture and entertainment.
The park offers access to sports facilities including tennis courts, football fields, and specialized running tracks for various activities. Equipment rentals are available for visitors who want to use these amenities.
The park's name means Rainbow and refers to the shape of its cascading pond system. The water comes entirely from natural groundwater sources and surface runoff without artificial pumping.
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