Vake Park, Urban park in Vake district, Tbilisi, Georgia
Vake Park is a large urban green space on the slopes of the Trialeti Range with cascading fountains and red sand pathways that guide visitors through the grounds. The park contains multiple zones including an open-air cinema, children's areas, restaurants, and leads toward Mikheil Meskhi Stadium.
The park was established in 1946 and features a World War II memorial at its highest point dedicated to those who served and died. This monument became a focal point for remembrance within the city's landscape.
The park serves as a gathering place for Tbilisi residents who enjoy the outdoor cinema, children's play areas, and various restaurants scattered throughout. The space reflects how the city uses green areas for both leisure and community events.
The park is located at the western end of Chavchavadze Avenue and accessed via a wide staircase that connects easily to the main road. It remains open twenty-four hours, allowing visitors flexibility in choosing when to visit.
The park features distinctive red sand covering all its pathways, creating an unusual walking surface for an urban green space. This distinctive detail transforms the walking experience and makes navigation through the grounds visually distinctive.
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