The "Mariental" Park is the second largest park in the city of Pavlovsk (Pushkinsky District of Saint Petersburg). It is located between Sadovaya Street, Krasnogo Kursanta Street, Mariinskaya Street, Elizavetinskaya Street, Hospital Street, and Prosveshcheniya Street. The park was laid out in the 1790s according to a design by architect C. Cameron. At the same time, the Mariental Palace (German: Marientahl — Maria's Valley) was built, named in honor of Maria Feodorovna, the wife of Russian Emperor Paul I. In 1798, a fortress called "BIP" was constructed on the site of the palace. Babolovsky Park is one of the five well-known parks in the city of Pushkin (along with Ekaterininsky, Alexandrovsky, Otdelny, Buffer Parks, and the once-existing Fermsky Park). The park is located between the southern part of the city of Pushkin and Aleksandrovskaya, northwest of Krasnoselskoe Highway in the city of Pushkin. The main attraction of the park is the Babolovsky Palace.

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