The park was originally established to commemorate the 30th anniversary of the liberation of Ukraine from Nazi forces during World War II.
It is located in the Khortytskyi district, locally known as 'Bairda', one of the largest residential areas in Zaporizhzhia.
The renaming to 'Park of Heroes of the National Guard of Ukraine' was formally finalized to align local toponymy with national security themes.
The park layout features a traditional Soviet-era urban planning structure centered around axial walkways and symmetrical greenery.
Park of Heroes of the National Guard of Ukraine, formerly known as the Park of the 30th Anniversary of the Liberation of Ukraine, is a significant public space in the Khortytskyi district of Zaporizhzhia. It serves as a commemorative site honoring the National Guard of Ukraine, featuring monuments and memorial elements integrated into the landscape. The park is characterized by long walking paths, mature tree clusters, and paved squares used for local gatherings and commemorations. It functions as a primary recreational zone for residents of the neighboring residential blocks on Yuvileinyi Avenue. The site underwent renaming as part of Ukraine's decommunization efforts to reflect its current patriotic and commemorative focus.
The central commemorative monument area which serves as the visual anchor of the park.
Visit during the early morning hours to avoid the midday heat, as large portions of the central plazas lack overhead shade.
The park is extensive; wear comfortable walking shoes as the surface varies between paved walkways and worn dirt paths.
Avoid visiting late at night as interior lighting in peripheral paths may be inconsistent.
Maintain a respectful demeanor as the park functions as a memorial space for military personnel.
