Vyborgsky Garden

Vyborgsky Garden is a public park in Saint Petersburg featuring interconnected pathways through green spaces and numerous areas designed for rest and recreation. Paved walkways link different sections, with benches positioned throughout and open lawns suitable for a range of outdoor activities.

The garden was established in 1934 as Saint Petersburg expanded its public green spaces for the growing urban population. It emerged during a period of significant city development that prioritized accessible outdoor spaces for residents.

The garden serves as a neighborhood gathering spot where residents and visitors spend time with family and friends throughout the day. People use the pathways for leisurely walks, sit on benches to watch others pass by, and gather in small groups during warm months.

The park is easily accessible on foot and features well-maintained paved walkways throughout its layout. Visitors should wear appropriate footwear and expect grassy areas to be muddy after rain.

The garden takes its name from the Vyborg district, which was an independent settlement that became part of Saint Petersburg in 1905. This makes the garden a marker of how the city expanded and absorbed surrounding communities into one larger whole.

Location: Saint Petersburg

Inception: 1934

GPS coordinates: 59.96300,30.34578

Latest update: December 14, 2025 15:02