Designed in the early 1930s in the fashion of classical Stalin’s era grandeur, the central city park of Yekaterinburg is situated well outside of the centre. After a few decades of neglect and amateurish maintenance, the park today does not respond properly to the demands of contemporary citizens. Although it is still quite popular – for the lack of the better option, visitors criticise it for the absence of structure, good services, proper circulation, and variety of public spaces for different target groups.