Sosnovka Park, Urban park in Vyborgsky District, Saint Petersburg, Russia

Sosnovka Park is a 302-hectare park in the Vyborgsky District of Saint Petersburg, bounded by Severny, Tikhoretsky, Svetlanovsky and Torez avenues and by Vitkovsky, Jacques Duclos and Listvennaya streets. Its central alley is Jacques Duclos Street, and the Murinsky Stream rises within the park. The south-eastern alleys still follow the early 20th-century layout cut by Anany Ratkov-Rozhnov.

During World War II, the area served as a military airfield base for the 44th Fighter Aviation Regiment of Air Defense Forces. The base was part of the city's defense system during the siege.

In 1844, Russian writers Ivan Turgenev and Vissarion Belinsky regularly walked through the pine rows of the future park for intellectual discussions. The two often strolled between the trees, debating literature and philosophy.

The park includes several sports facilities, children playgrounds, cycling paths, and designated picnic zones accessible through multiple entrance points. The paths are well suited for walking and cycling, especially during morning and evening hours.

In February 1840, the area witnessed a duel between poet Mikhail Lermontov and Ernest de Barante, son of the French ambassador. The confrontation ended without serious injuries to either participant.