🌳 Park of the 300th Anniversary of St Petersburg

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A young park on the Gulf of Finland shore with paths, a beach, a lighthouse column and a view of Lakhta Center.

The park was laid out in 1995 for the city's 300th anniversary.
Of the original 89 ha the park has 38.58 ha left — the rest was given over to development.
The granite lighthouse column in the centre of the park rises 22 metres.
Helsinki gave the park 300 ornamental apple trees, and in 2003 a Finnish “Friendship Stone” with a metal ball inside was installed here.
In 2017 the Republic of Korea gave five “Dol hareubang” statues of volcanic lava — symbols of happiness from Jeju Island.
In 2023 three 175-metre flagpoles were erected nearby — the tallest in Europe at the time of their opening.

Part of these routes