Vyazemsky Garden is located on the left bank of Malaya Nevka. It was built in the first half of the 19th century around a manor that belonged to the ancient Vyazemsky princely family. This is where the name came from, which, despite its two-century history, has never changed.

The garden is spread over 3.5 hectares. It is a classic landscape garden of the nineteenth century with neat paths, along which the august people also walked. Benches, playgrounds and swings are now installed here, and the garden itself is open to residents and visitors of St. Petersburg.