Nevsky Forest Park

Nevsky Forest Park is a protected woodland area in Vsevolozhsky District with diverse tree species and paths along the right bank of the Neva River. The grounds spread across multiple connected natural sections linked by a network of walking trails.

The grounds were established in 1932 and incorporate buildings from the Bogoslovka estate dating to the 18th and 19th centuries. These older structures display the architectural styles and landscape design developed during those earlier periods.

The park takes its name from the nearby Neva River and serves visitors who explore the mixture of forest trails and historical structures throughout the grounds. This blend of nature and preserved buildings shapes the experience as you walk through different sections.

The area is accessible to visitors with various routes for activities like hiking and nature watching. The trails are reachable from multiple entry points and allow flexible exploration of the entire park.

The park contains remnants of landscaped gardens that preserve garden art from the 18th century. These artistically designed areas show how estate owners of that era organized and shaped their lands.