The park was renamed in 2022 to honor Ivan Bahryanyi, a notable Ukrainian writer and political figure.
The park contains a historic bronze sculpture of Alexander Pushkin, which was erected in 1962 and remains a focal point of the central alley.
The grounds feature an extensive rope course system suspended in the trees, operational during the warmer months.
The park covers a total area of approximately 10 hectares.
It is situated on the site of a former 19th-century nursery and botanical garden.
Park Imeni Ivana Bahryanoho, formerly known as Pushkin Park, is a large recreational area located along Victory Avenue. The park features a dense canopy of mature trees, providing extensive shaded walkways across its grounds. Adventure facilities include a rope park with varying difficulty levels for both children and adults. The site is home to several monuments and statues, including a prominent bronze sculpture. The park serves as a green buffer between residential districts and the primary transit artery of the city. Paths are paved and maintained, accommodating casual walkers and runners throughout the year.
The main central alley directly in front of the central bronze sculpture.
Bring a portable mosquito repellent if visiting during the humid summer months.
Utilize the designated running paths on the park perimeter for an uninterrupted workout.
Visit the rope park early in the day to avoid waiting for harnesses during peak weekend hours.
Do not wander into unlit areas of the park after sunset, as some sections lack modern artificial lighting.
Rope park activities are generally suspended during winter months and periods of heavy rain or high wind.
