Парк Центрального района Барнаула, Public park in Tsentralny District, Barnaul, Russia

Central District Park in Barnaul is a green area covering several hectares with trees, plants, and walking paths throughout its grounds. The space includes playgrounds, sports facilities, and seasonal features like an ice rink in winter months.

From the mid-18th century the site held an apothecary garden where medicinal plants were grown; in the 19th century it became a botanical garden. In 1885 the park was handed to Barnaul's society for the care of primary education, led by V. Shtilke. Children's and adults' rides appeared only in 1948–1949, by which time a summer cinema with a veranda, an open-air stage and a dance floor already stood here.

The park's name comes from its location in Barnaul's Central District. In 1885 it was handed to the city's society for the care of primary education under V. Shtilke. Today a brass band plays on the open-air stage from 1 May to 1 October, and an ice rink is flooded in winter.

The park is open from 1 May to 1 October, when the bandstand hosts a brass orchestra and the rides "Veselye Gorki", "Carousel" and "Autodrom" run. It is bounded by the Old Bazaar, Polzunova Street, Sotsialistichesky Avenue and Freedom Square, with the Barnaulka River to the south. In winter an ice rink is flooded.

The park's name comes from its location in Barnaul's Central District. It is bounded by the Old Bazaar, Polzunova Street, Socialist Avenue and Freedom Square, with the Barnaulka River to the south and buildings of the former silver-smelting plant to the east. The park covers 5 hectares.