What I can see

This small grove has an area of about 73 acres and is a continuation of Kedrinos (Cedar) Hill (Sheikh Soo). It includes a natural route with paths for walking or running and a great view of the west of the city. Most  trees are pines and cypresses. There is also a refreshment area made of tree trunks reminiscent of a wooden Scandinavian house. Despite some cases of abandonment in recent years, it is a green space very much loved by the locals.

What I can't see

In the summer evenings, music nights are held and a special atmosphere is created. During the day, one can enjoy nature to the sound of hoofs, finches and goldfinches. Cycling races are also held in the grove. In 2019, some trees were cut down, as they were infected by the insect tomicus piniperda, which kills pines and is treated only by logging.

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