A huge leafy expanse on Krestovsky Island with ponds, walking paths and summertime food vendors.
Maritime Victory Park
St Petersburg
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The biggest of the three northern islands, Krestovsky consists mostly of the vast Maritime Victory Park, dotted with sports fields; at the far western end…
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