Route №3
The route follows the landscaped embankment of Tikhoye Lake and the forest park area of Muse Park. It not only introduces visitors to the features of Muse Park and the children's route Svetloyozhiki, but also leads along picturesque forest paths above the lake to centuries-old linden trees. It is suitable for walking, Nordic walking and running.
This is one of six hedgehog figures located around Tikhoye Lake in Svetlogorsk. He often came to the shore of the lake and dreamed that one day he would become the captain of his own ship and set off on a distant journey across the lake in search of adventure.
This bronze sculpture is part of the Svetloyozhiki project located around Tikhoye Lake in Svetlogorsk.
The open-air amphitheater consists of four tiers and a stage and has seating for more than 100 people.
Of the three centuries-old linden trees growing on the shore of the former Melnichny Pond, the oldest is more than 460 years old. In 2012, the tree was granted the prestigious national status of a natural monument and entered in the national register of long-lived trees.
This is one of the genre sculptures installed as part of the Svetloyozhiki project. It is located on a granite parapet near Tikhoye Lake in Svetlogorsk.
This genre sculpture is located on the shore of Tikhoye Lake in Svetlogorsk. It depicts a hedgehog who loves looking at the stars through a telescope.
This playground is a place where children can have fun going down slides, playing in the sandbox and swinging on the swings.
The sculptural composition is complemented by a stack of books with a wise raven sitting on top. The inscription on the page of the book the girl is reading says: "A wizard is never late, nor is he early. He always arrives exactly on time."
This genre sculpture is located on the shore of Tikhoye Lake in Svetlogorsk. The hedgehog is modeled after the King of Rock and Roll: he holds a guitar in his paws and, in keeping with an old resort tradition, wears oversized sunglasses.
The with a Violin sculpture is a genre sculpture depicting a young woman playing the violin.
Muse Creative Park
The prototype for this antique-style sculpture was the artist Helena Neumann, who lived in Rauschen and was known for organizing plein air sessions for artists here. The polished cat figure beside the Muse sculpture recalls that the two dunes rising above the lake were once called Big Cat and Little Cat. Symbolically, the cat sits on a frame decorated with an ornament of water lilies and oak leaves. The cat received the tasty name Marzipan thanks to a young resident of Svetlogorsk.