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In South opened the “Square of lovers”

The emergence of a new modern space in the city became possible thanks to the victory in the all-Russian voting in the framework of the national project “Infrastructure for Life”

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The emergence of a new modern space in the city became possible due to the victory in the all-Russian vote in the framework of the national project “Infrastructure for Life”.

In the new square, a modern entrance zone is made, the paths are lined with tiles, modern benches and urns are installed, a comprehensive lighting system is mounted, video surveillance cameras are installed. But the main decorations were the art object “Careta” and the gazebo “Rotunda”.

The renovated space is already open to the public to become a center for family holidays and youth meetings.

Source: Московский комсомолец ↗

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