Park walks and the Children’s Railroad

Why go

Gorky Park combines mature tree avenues with a quiet riverside area, while Chelyuskintsev Park offers a larger wooded setting with paths and play areas. The K. S. Zaslonov Children’s Railway adds a separate narrow-gauge outing operated by youth trainees. This selection suits outdoor breaks and family interests, with each place offering a different pace. Pick the activity that fits your day; confirm accessible park sections and an actual railway operating date before depending on them.

Useful to know

• Use Gorky Park for a central riverside walk; treat the Chelyuskinites Park area as a separate outing.
• Confirm accessible sections at Chelyuskinites Park before visiting, and check an actual operating date for the Children’s Railroad.
• Plan the parks around walking and play; verify individual rides separately.

The route, stop by stop

1. 01

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   Chelyuskintsev Park

   Consider this wooded park for mature trees and a longer green-space outing beside the botanical garden. Confirm accessible sections before making it the anchor of a family day.

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2. Walk · 11 min · Estimated

   02

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   K. S. Zaslonov Children’s Railway

   This narrow-gauge railway combines a visitor train with railway training for young people. It is a seasonal outing to plan around a published operating timetable.

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3. Walk · 71 min · Estimated

   03

   Optional · – min

   Gorky Park

   Gorky Park combines a central riverside walk with family play areas. Consider it for a break near Victory Square rather than making a particular ride the sole reason to go.

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