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Parks #5 in Lyubertsy

Park Im. Artoma Borovika

4.5 · 3,726 reviews
A quiet, local residential green space.
Park Im. Artoma Borovika, Ulitsa Pererva, Moscow, Russia, 109451
Interesting facts
1

The park is dedicated to the memory of Artem Borovik, founder of the 'Sovershenno Sekretno' (Top Secret) media holding.

2

The park serves as a key recreational anchor for the densely populated Maryino district along the Pererva street axis.

3

The design layout is focused on facilitating local pedestrian shortcuts while providing integrated green space for residential zones.

Overview

Park Im. Artoma Borovika is a landscaped neighborhood park located in the Maryino District of southeastern Moscow. The park serves as a community green space anchored by a central pond system. Its pathways are primarily paved, facilitating pedestrian traffic and cycling throughout the area. It features dedicated zones for recreational sports and children's playgrounds. The park is named after Artem Borovik, a prominent Russian journalist and media executive. It acts as a local buffer zone between high-density residential blocks. Public infrastructure includes benches, illumination, and basic recreational equipment for residents.

Photo spot

The central bridge overlooking the park's primary pond.

Insider tips

Bring a portable chair if you plan to stay by the pond, as bench availability can be limited on weekends.

The park is best navigated on foot; cyclists should yield to pedestrians on narrow internal paths.

What to avoid

Do not swim in the central pond, as it is not designated or sanitized for public bathing.

Plan your visit
Typical visit
1-2 hours
Best time to visit
Late spring and summer for the most lush greenery; late afternoon for sunset views over the water.
Address
Park Im. Artoma Borovika, Ulitsa Pererva, Moscow, Russia, 109451
55.662, 37.756
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Details
Shade & rest areasLimited natural shade; benches distributed along main pathways.
Recreational featuresChildren's playgrounds and open pedestrian walkways.

Frequently asked

Plan for about 1-2 hours to see the highlights.

The best time to visit is Late spring and summer for the most lush greenery; late afternoon for sunset views over the water..

The central bridge overlooking the park's primary pond.

Close by you'll find Park 850-Letiya Moskvy, Dyussel'dorfskiy Park, Bratislava Park.