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But the following ones are all open to the public, including possibly the worst sculpture in history:

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Did you ever dream of killing a crocodile with cutlery?
Here is your chance:

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This sculpture was actually pretty cool. But back to the miserable playground examples:

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Let's have an intermission, so that you could take a breather from all this ugliness.

These are some of the locations for the playgrounds above:
- Moscow & St.Petersburg, of course
- Kharkov, Ukraine
- Minsk, Belarus
- Ivanteevka, Russia
- Odessa, Ukraine
- Prague, Czech Republic
- Akko, Israel
- even Basel, Switzerland

We would like to put a label "abandoned" on this photo series, but in most cases, these playgrounds are still in use, and children are playing freely among the manic sculptor's nightmares.

OK, here is more! More of the surreal art NOT for kids:

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And this is our favorite (the creepiest... do not bring your kids anywhere near)

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Some sculpted kids are climbing the TV tower in Prague - this is at least a deliberate art installation by David Cherny:

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Cows also want to climb higher:

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More weirdness in Prague:

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The zombie sculptures are rising from the graves:

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Cthulhu invites you for the ride! -

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At least this Cthulhu has some class:

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These rides are pretty much unmentionable:

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If you're tired of attractions, you can go play some cards:

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or go see neighborly aliens:

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Leaving playground for the streets actually does not help much:
(example from Uzbekistan)

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We have to stop here (even though they are dozens of similar examples). Too much of that sculptural madness can make you very, very sad:

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Sources: Detsky Dvor, English Russia, Exler