The park is located on two terraces separated by a 5-6-meter-high ledge, representing the shore of an ancient sea. Initially, part of this area was set aside for growing ship pine.
In the 19th century, the park lands began to be leased for the construction of cottages, promenade gardens, bathing areas, boathouses, and other entertainment venues. Udelny Park gained widespread popularity, which increased after the opening of the railway stations.
The park continues to be a popular recreation spot. In the summer, it is ideal for cycling, and in the winter, for skiing and sledding. Udelny Park also has a small forest area near the central alley, where you can hand-feed birds and squirrels.
I had a wonderful winter day in the park. It was -2°C, slightly windless, and the sky was bright blue. I picked up some millet for the birds and some peanuts for the squirrels.
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