Pushkin Park in Soviet times was considered the cultural center of Aktobe, which was visited not only by locals, but also by guests of the city. There were two cinemas operating here, one for free screening of news chronicles and Soviet propaganda, the other for paid, for feature films, on the site of which a bandstand was later built. At the moment, the park attracts couples to relax with children. There are carousels and attractions for kids in the park, a children's steam train rides through the park. At the entrance to the park there are retail outlets where you can have a snack, and in the back there is a cafe "Ogonek". The park has a cozy atmosphere, it is a great place for quiet walks.