
On the picturesque embankment of Loshitsky Park, among the greenery and shady alleys, stands an elegant rotunda that has become the highlight of this corner of nature. The structure is located right by the water, next to a recently created artificial island connected to the shore by a wooden bridge. This place attracts passersby with its aesthetics and the opportunity to relax while enjoying the... read more
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