Located in the Alexander region of Zaporozhye, which is divided into 3 parts of the bay and the Strait of Wet Moskovka. One of the most eco-friendly places in the city. Particularly crowded in the park on weekends. Various rides, food, rides. In the park - for every taste, you have to have enough money. But local regulars prefer to walk under the old oak. They say, here is a very strong positive energy.
This place was famous in the last century. The staff of Alexander, and the respectable ladies with equally respectable ladies, would have liked to meet there.
It is associated with Ok Guy and the Makna Oak myth, and has been preserved by national memory - Nestor Ivanovich planned to dismantle the city's largest park, as mentioned in the relevant documents preserved in the Zaporizhia Regional Archive.
The Oak Grove Central Park for Culture and Entertainment was officially opened on May 1, 1959 by a decision of the State Committee of the USSR for the protection of nature based on the green space found in 1956. But this area was common in the last century - under the oaks here enjoy the rest of the Cossacks. Earlier, before the revolution, the area surrounding the current park was called because of the large number of oaks planted, so it was decided to leave the name. At this time the park becomes the center of mass celebrations and the rest of the working class, and begins to further improve the entire area - the alleys are placed, the bushes are eliminated, and pedestrian bridges are dumped across the Moskovka River. Small architectural forms are created - fountains and shrubs in the style of "Stalin Empire", summer cinema. Modern music, including jazz, is heard in the basement from time to time from the main stage.
