Transforming a Ravine into Muravitsky Hills Park: What's in Store for Minsk Residents?

A scenic transformation is on the horizon for Minsk residents as a ravine located between Slohotskaya, Hromava, and S. Yesenin streets is set to become the Muravitsky Hills Park. Currently, the area is a green-covered depression, but it will soon blossom into a vibrant public space.

The project will commence with the installation of essential utilities, followed by filling the ravine with soil generated from the metro construction. Once this is complete, the focus will shift to developing the park itself. Architects have envisioned a variety of exciting features, including:

• A dance platform equipped with a mirrored screen
• An open-air cinema
• Seasonal market spaces

Surrounding the park, a velodrome will be built along the sidewalks, connecting Malinowka-6 and 7 microdistricts with a transit section. Additionally, the park's design includes:

• Children's play areas
• Quiet rest spots in the form of gazebos
• An extensive sports zone featuring a skate park, pump track (a circuit with inclines, dips, and bumps for skateboarders, cyclists, and scooter enthusiasts)
• A street art zone for spray painting graffiti and murals

The Muravitsky Hills Park promises to become a beloved recreational spot for Minsk residents, offering a blend of entertainment, relaxation, and sports facilities. We'll keep you updated on the park's progress and other exciting developments in the city.