The mayor of Voronezh announced the completion of the improvement of Karl Marx Boulevard in Voronezh
Reconstruction became possible thanks to the victory of the territory in the All-Russian vote for landscaping facilities in 2024

The improvement of the boulevard on Karl Marx Street in Voronezh is nearing completion. This was reported in his channel MAX Mayor Sergey Petrin.
According to him, the main stages have already been passed: communications have been laid, tiles and curbs have been updated, small architectural forms have been installed. On the boulevard there were new shops and benches, pergolas with swings, multifunctional canopies, landscape lamps and lanterns in historical style.
In the design of the space used motifs associated with Nikolai Panin-Kolomenkin - the first in the history of the country Olympic champion in figure skating. In particular, the drawings that the skater left with skates were played in patterns on hatches and in the engraving of seat frames.
Now experts are completing the landscaping: it remains to lay individual fragments of the roll lawn and plant plants. On the lawn part there are already more than 4 thousand plants - trees, including ornamental apple trees, shrubs and perennial flowers. Among them are mountain pine, thui, lilacs, juniper, hydrangeas, peonies and other species. Automotive watering is provided to maintain the plantations.
After the completion of the work under the contract, the care of plants will go to the employees of the green economy. The Central district administration will transfer these functions to the environmental management, which already serves the first section of the boulevard.
Reconstruction became possible thanks to the victory of the territory in the All-Russian vote for improvement facilities in 2024. The work was carried out within the framework of the national project “Infrastructure for Life” and the federal project “Formation of a Comfortable Urban Environment”. Next year, the update is expected Petrovsky Square, which won this year’s vote.



