Nearest Dubki Park

Nearest Dubki Park is a protected area with ancient oak trees along the Gulf of Finland, spanning across several hectares with forests and maintained sections. The park has wide pathways for walking and areas with different types of trees and vegetation.

The site was established in 1717 after a military victory, when its founder personally planted hundreds of oak trees. These trees were originally meant for shipbuilding and have remained in place to this day.

The park takes its name from a ship that belonged to Peter the Great. The ancient oaks stand in a place where nature and history come together, and visitors can see how this site has been cared for across centuries.

The site is located in a district of Saint Petersburg and is easily reached by train or bus. The park has marked walking paths and can be explored comfortably on foot.

The site is home to some of Russia's oldest trees, with some specimens several hundred years old and grown under natural conditions. These examples make it a rare botanical location in a cold climate region.

Location: Sestroretsk

Inception: 1724

Founders: Peter the Great

Part of: The Northern Coast

GPS coordinates: 60.08978,29.93380

Latest update: December 8, 2025 19:42