Were in this park in winter temperatures of minus 25 degrees. I think it's much better in summer, but it's good in winter, too. The wide cleared alleys, the monument to Peter the Great, the memorial chapel of Peter and Paul commemorating the events of the Crimean War, the concrete machine gun pillbox that took part in the battles in 1943, the ski and skate rental office, and the specially prepared ski (only for the classical move). There were very few people in the park - two or three people on a ski and one girl riding a horse (there is a stable in the park, I think), most likely because of the freezing weather. But we loved it in the park!