Route №1
The walking route runs through Seasons Park, located on the high seashore, and along the seaside promenade. It offers an opportunity to discover the features of the local landscape and cultural attractions, taste local mineral water at the city pump room, and enjoy a healthy walk on the shores of the Baltic Sea.
Located on the high seashore, it offers scenic views of the Baltic Sea at any time of year.
The monument is made of metal and depicts stylized paper airplanes soaring through the air, symbolizing the souls of fallen reconnaissance soldiers. At its base is a memorial plaque bearing the inscription: "Dedicated to reconnaissance soldiers - soldiers of the invisible front who fell in defense of the Fatherland... Their souls cannot land, Cannot openly enter their native home, You are destined to soar forever over water and land, Protecting our country and our peace. Union of Military Intelligence Veterans." The monument was unveiled in June 2021. Architect: A.V. Bashin.
The original sculpture is now part of the collection of the Altes Museum in Berlin. The sculpture dates from the Hellenistic period (around 300 BC) and was found on Rhodes Island. The presumed author is the Greek sculptor Pisippos.
The eastern section of the "new" promenade opened in 2019. It is 1,240 m long and between 12 and 30 m wide. The promenade is equipped with benches, observation decks and a cycle path. It also features food outlets, the famous Zodiac Sundial and the city pump room.
The mineral water pump room opened on the promenade near the Zodiac Sundial in September 2024. Now, while taking a wellness walk along the sea, visitors can enjoy the taste of local therapeutic mineral water.
Thanks to him, the famous Zodiac Sundial, created using a mosaic technique, appeared on the Svetlogorsk promenade. The sundial was entered in the Guinness Book of Records for the precision and originality of its composition.
It was built at the same time as the "old" seaside promenade, in 1973. The staircase has 265 steps and rises to a height of 36 meters. Its landings provide excellent viewpoints over the sea and the unique mosaic Sundial located at the foot of the staircase.