Admission this year costs 80 rubles. It's not clear what we're paying for. The sidewalk is dead. The benches are broken. Toilets are charged 30 rubles. But most importantly, it's a bunch of stray dogs that run after each other with loud barking and scare vacationers. They're collecting so much money, they'd do something for show. I realize that I'm writing into the void. No one even responds to the reviews.

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Андрей Ш

Level 22 Local Expert

A place where locals rip off tourists for passing to the city's waterfront! They don't give you checks, only pieces of paper with dates! There are boors at the barrier and at the ticket office. The cashier was forced to pay for the child, although children under 12 years old are free! She demanded money without change, although I told her that there was only 1000. No change- let it go for free! The boor stands at the barrier and smokes at those who stand in line, and when asked not to smoke at us, he expressed "his perplexity." I consider this attitude to the guests unacceptable. The attitude of such locals to the tourists who feed them has completely spoiled the impression. We will not come again! PS. entrance from Cypress Street is free, you just need to walk a little longer.

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Юлия

Level 4 Local Expert

We went on 05/17/26 the entrance was free, we went for a walk on 05/19/26 the entrance suddenly became paid!!!! I'm asking why did it become like that? It started in when did you pass? And how so? There was probably another guard sitting there and let you in, in fact it was the same man as the last time!!!! They paid, I started asking tourists passing by, everything was FREE! Cars pass for FREE!!!!! What did we pay 160 rubles for????? The question remains open!

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