Khabarovsk

Parks and recreation in Khabarovsk

Khabarovsk’s central recreation zone features a connected network of green spaces, from the research-focused Dendrarium to the lively City Ponds. This selection includes the Platinum Arena, home to the Amur hockey team, and historic sites like the Shuranov Nursery. Visitors can explore themed areas like Gaidar Park for families or walk through Dynamo Park, which serves as the primary venue for the city's international ice sculpture festivals during winter.

Platinum Arena

Multi-purpose sports and entertainment complex opened in 2003. It serves as the home arena for the Amur Khabarovsk ice hockey team and hosts concerts and exhibitions with a seating capacity of 7,100.

Park im. Gajdara

A dedicated children's park featuring amusement rides and activity zones. It is named after the Soviet writer Arkady Gaidar and connects directly to the larger Dynamo Park.

Dendrarij

Established in 1934, this arboretum serves as a botanical research site. It contains hundreds of species of trees and shrubs native to the Far East, including rare Himalayan cedars and Manchurian walnuts.

Park <<Dinamo>>

Khabarovsk’s central park covering 30 hectares. It features walking paths through dense woodland and serves as the primary venue for the city's annual international ice sculpture competition.

Park na prudah

A series of three interconnected artificial ponds featuring musical fountains and multi-colored light shows. The walkways are lined with bronze statues of characters from Soviet animation.

Арлекин

Indoor family entertainment center located within Gaidar Park. It features multi-level soft play areas, arcade games, and themed attractions for children.

Pitomnik im. Suranova

A historic nursery founded in 1911 by biologist Pyotr Shuranov. It is recognized as a regional natural monument, preserving rare fruit trees and early 20th-century horticultural experimental plots.

Plosad Bluhera

A renovated public square featuring modern architectural landscaping, specialized children's climbing structures, and tiered seating areas designed for community gatherings.