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The Gardens of the Slovak National Uprising (Sad Slovensk'eho n'arodn'eho povstania) is the oldest park of Zilina. They were created in the late 19th century between Vsiv'ak stream (later redirected underground parallel to the park) and a row of Art Nouveau villas.The gardens bore different names in the past - first they were known as Elizabeth’s Park in honour of the famous Austrian Empress, Elisabeth Bavarian, known as Sissi. Later the park became also Millennium Park, Srob'ar Park, Hlinkov Park and Sedlackov Park. After reconstruction at the beginning of the 90s its name was changed into the present name - Sad SNP (short for Slovensk'e N'arodn'e povstanie, the Slovak National Uprising of 1944 to oust the Nazi-collaborating government). At the southern end of the park facing Andrej Hlinka Square there is a memorial to Liberation of Zilina. The inscription date (30 April 1945) means the moment when Red Army soldiers, Czechoslovak soldiers and also Romanian units entered Zilina and liberated the city from Nazi-German occupying forces; the war in Europe ended nearly two weeks later.

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