Summer Garden in Kronstadt

The Summer Garden in Kronstadt is an 18-19^th century history and architecture monument. Its main alley is the only surviving fragment of the town’s earliest first street built in 1711, whose landscape once featured Peter the Great’s wooden house pulled down in the early 19^th century.

Founded in 1806 as a public square, it was eventually transformed into a regular garden, and, in 1873, surrounded with an iron fence.

In December 2018, it was reopened for public after renovation.