Two squares were opened in St. Petersburg after reconstruction.

After comprehensive landscaping, two squares have opened in St. Petersburg: Galina Starovoitova Square on Suvorovsky Prospekt and Jazz Square in the Central District.

In Galina Starovoitova Square, the lawn was renovated, new paths were equipped, fences were restored and benches were installed. In order to further green the territory, more than 1.1 thousand plants were planted, clarifies 78.ru with reference to Smolny's press service.

Governor Alexander Beglov drew attention to the fact that Jazz Square is located in a block with dense historical buildings. It has important transit and recreational functions.

Play complexes in the form of musical instruments were installed on the playground in the park, provided an accessible environment for people with limited mobility, and created conditions for entertainment events and concerts. About 600 additional plants were planted on the territory.

The agency notes that the total number of new public spaces in St. Petersburg has exceeded 330 since 2019.

In mid-September, it was reported that the city would carry out landscaping of the Carpathian Square. The public space is located on the territory of the Frunzensky district. The square was decided to improve after a local resident addressed the governor of the Northern Capital, Alexander Beglov, during a personal reception of citizens.

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