Pobeda Park for Culture and Leisure
Description

Pobeda Park for Culture and Leisure
The idea of creating the park belonged to the famous Soviet architect A.V. Shchusev, who visited Tiraspol in the postwar years. A park with an area of 15 hectares was laid out in 1947 on the territory of the former fruit and berry garden, which was then located outside the eastern outskirts of the city. The present-day name was given to the new city landmark in honor of the victory in the Great Patriotic War.
Over time, the park was enriched with a fountain, a summer stage, attractions and playgrounds and became one of the favorite vacation spots for residents of the capital. Various cultural events are regularly held here; a café welcomes you and a large Ferris wheel offers an impressive panorama of the city. The boundaries of the park are Str. Mir (from the main entrance side), Str. Poletski, Str. Tsarev and Luchevoy Passage.