Solnechny Ostrov Park is one of the main green gems of Krasnodar, picturesquely spread out in the south of the city. This large city park, located in the Karasunsky district of Russia, is not just a place for relaxation but a genuine natural monument. It occupies a vast territory on the banks of the Kuban River and Lake Staraya Kuban, offering visitors a peaceful atmosphere and contact with nature in the heart of the metropolis.

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The modern area of the park is an impressive 39 hectares, and this territory is home to an amazing variety of flora — about 90 species and forms of trees and shrubs. A special feature of the park is that the trees are planted in groups, creating a unique structure: guests can smoothly transition from a birch grove to a walnut grove, from a linden alley to a pine forest. This creates a sense of a constantly changing landscape and provides new experiences at every step.
The true pride of Solnechny Ostrov Park is its old-timers — some trees are 100-150 years old, and certain forest areas date back 160 years. The crown of this natural collection is a mighty long-living oak, rising majestically near the wooden bridge that leads to another, smaller island. A walk through the park is a wonderful opportunity to enjoy the silence, fresh air, and beauty of nature, take a break from the city bustle, and touch living history.