Sinirikon puisto
| Peltolantie 5, Vantaa |
5 oranları
8.00/10.00 |
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+358 9 83911 |
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Anssi Leinonen (18.11.2017 08:14)
Big fenced park for children
Big fenced park for children
Saku Nikkinen (15.08.2017 07:11)
Ok
Ok
Timo Karipuu (03.08.2017 03:33)
Great little park with many pokestops
Great little park with many pokestops
Kujan Elain (03.07.2017 14:28)
This is likely the most popular park for the families with small kids. There's plenty of chairs, and there is a fenced off area with plenty of swings and the like, and a softened floor so the hopes of tomorrow can be encouraged to fall off to the fill of their hearts. There's also some things which pass as sculptures, but I wouldn't come here for the art.
The park itself is too open to my liking - I guess it is a safety feature, but as it is the place feels more like the market square next to it than what I personally like in a park. It is good for a picnic, although the grass area isn't large enough for multiple families.
The place seems like it has seen better times. The market square has been under maintenance 2016 - 17, so it's hard to judge how the services and athmosphere in the area will add to your visit here. As of summer 2017, the place is not a gathering place for the locals in general, but only for those who already reside nearby. This may change if they get the market square right and some new services enter the scene. For the moment, there are some ethnic stores, a supermarket, an excellent Nepalese restaurant and a Greek streetfood vendor to cater for your needs.
If you are looking to exercise, there are better parks for it. Follow Sinirikontie for 50 meters or so if you prefer the gym-type machines (free of charge). For a jog, try the central park to the north.
This is likely the most popular park for the families with small kids. There's plenty of chairs, and there is a fenced off area with plenty of swings and the like, and a softened floor so the hopes of tomorrow can be encouraged to fall off to the fill of their hearts. There's also some things which pass as sculptures, but I wouldn't come here for the art.
The park itself is too open to my liking - I guess it is a safety feature, but as it is the place feels more like the market square next to it than what I personally like in a park. It is good for a picnic, although the grass area isn't large enough for multiple families.
The place seems like it has seen better times. The market square has been under maintenance 2016 - 17, so it's hard to judge how the services and athmosphere in the area will add to your visit here. As of summer 2017, the place is not a gathering place for the locals in general, but only for those who already reside nearby. This may change if they get the market square right and some new services enter the scene. For the moment, there are some ethnic stores, a supermarket, an excellent Nepalese restaurant and a Greek streetfood vendor to cater for your needs.
If you are looking to exercise, there are better parks for it. Follow Sinirikontie for 50 meters or so if you prefer the gym-type machines (free of charge). For a jog, try the central park to the north.
Elizaveta Niutanen (01.07.2017 13:20)
Amazing playground for kids of different ages, it has obstacle course for a little bit older kids, complex with two slides and net corridor for younger ones, different swings, a car, animal statues, huge sand box. Totally recommended
Amazing playground for kids of different ages, it has obstacle course for a little bit older kids, complex with two slides and net corridor for younger ones, different swings, a car, animal statues, huge sand box. Totally recommended
