Prohibition of Walking on Grass in Galitsky Park, Krasnodar Enforced
In the heart of Krasnodar, Russia, lies a beautiful green oasis known as Krasnodar Park, or Galitsky Park, named after entrepreneur Sergey Galitsky who funded its construction. Opened on September 28, 2017, this park has become a beloved destination for locals and visitors alike. However, to ensure the park remains pristine and enjoyable for all, certain rules and regulations must be followed.
First and foremost, pets, including dogs and cats, are not permitted to be walked within the park. Moving benches, chairs, sun loungers, and running on wooden surfaces like paths and pergolas is also prohibited. During the winter months, activities such as sledding, skiing, and other related sports are forbidden.
The park administration has the right to refuse entry or remove visitors from the premises for non-compliance with these rules. Motor vehicles are strictly prohibited, and access to fenced-off zones and staff areas is restricted. The park is equipped with CCTV cameras to monitor activities and maintain safety.
Swimming in ponds, fountains, and other water bodies, fishing, and throwing foreign objects into them are all activities that are not allowed. Sound signals are also prohibited within the park. Smoking, consuming alcoholic beverages, and even low-alcohol ones, are not permitted either.
While the ban on walking on the lawns is effective from November to March, additional prohibited activities such as littering, damaging plants or park property, barbecuing or open fires, loud noise or disorderly conduct, unauthorized vehicle access, vandalism or graffiti, and bringing pets without leashes or not cleaning after them are common practices in many parks but are not explicitly stated in the rules for Krasnodar Park.
It is advisable to consult official park regulations from local authorities or park management for precise details about prohibited activities in Krasnodar Park. It is worth noting that Sergey Galitsky, the park's benefactor, has previously been listed among the Top 500 wealthiest people in the world.
By adhering to these rules and regulations, we can all enjoy the beauty and tranquillity that Krasnodar Park has to offer.
Visitors to Krasnodar Park, named after its benefactor Sergey Galitsky, are reminded that pets are not allowed within the park, and lifestyle choices such as smoking or consuming alcoholic beverages are also prohibited. Additionally, home-and-garden maintenance tasks like moving park furniture or running on wooden surfaces are not permitted to maintain the park's pristine condition.
