About Us

Park. Art of Rest is a large green area conveniently located near the city centre. Our complex combines active city life with the tranquillity of nature. We’re a great place for work-life balance! 

Park. Art of Rest offers something for everyone! The ground floor of the Restaurant building has a restaurant where we serve world cuisine and signature and classic cocktails from the 7 Wonders Bar. Our sommelier will advise you on the best wine from our extensive wine list, which offers more than 150 selections.

The second floor - the Event Hall - is open for your events and celebrations. Our team can adapt and design the hall for wedding receptions, conferences, corporate events or private parties.

We also have two conference rooms for up to 25 people, where you can organize a presentation, a tasting session, a private dinner or private talks.

We at Park. Art of Rest never neglect our youngest visitors. We offer a special children’s menu and a large safe playground for your kids to enjoy.

Guests who are searching for peace and nature amid the hustle and bustle of city life can relax and enjoy two comfortable terraces overlooking the park. In summer, our sliding walls bring the outdoor feeling indoor, while in winter, a modern heating system creates a warm, cozy atmosphere. 

For your convenience, a parking lot for 50 vehicles is located nearby.

Park. Art of Rest is open every day from 12:00.

The Druzhba Cinema opened in 1952. It was designed by architect Stanislav Sokolov in the Stalinist Empire style and became part of the Park of Culture complex.

The cinema was named after a sculptural group depicted on the facade of the building. It has been preserved for visitors to admire. Initially, the sculpture was supposed to represent three peasant women holding sheaves of wheat, but the factory did not have time to complete the order. Therefore, the figures of Soviet, African and Chinese Komsomol members were found in some warehouses at the last minute. They symbolize friendships between different nations.

However, due to the poor condition of the building, the cinema stopped operating in the 1980s. In the 1990s it was almost destroyed due to constant flooding.

Reconstruction began in 2016 and the Druzhba Cinema has slowly come to life.