Monument to Vitaly Primakov

Navodnitsky Park in Kiev is an excellent place for mass festivities and family holidays. The area of ​​the park is slightly more than 11 hectares. It runs from the Paton bridge to the metro station "Dnepr".

It is based on a regular layout with large flower beds of coniferous plants and high green walls of pyramidal poplars. An unusual view of the Dnieper, which opens from the side of the park, is its highlight.

In 1970, a bust monument was erected in the park in honor of the Soviet military leader Vitaly Primakov. Its authors are the sculptor Florian Kotsiubynsky and the architect Isroel Shmulson. The monument was made of bronze, a pedestal made of granite. Each visitor to the park will be able to see the monument on one of the alleys of a beautiful park complex.