Park Pałacowy w Białowieży
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17-230 Bialowieza, Poland
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The Palace Park in Bialowieza is a historical gem designed by Walerian Kronenberg in English style after 1895 as part of a tsarist hunting lodge.
It delights with an abundance of more than 200 species of trees and shrubs, among which reign over 250-year-old pedunculate oaks.
Walking through the alleys, one can admire the historic buildings of the palace complex, the beautiful causeway between two ponds and the stone obelisk commemorating the 1752 hunt of August III Sas.
This is an ideal place for history and nature lovers, where you can observe wild animals in their natural habitat.
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★4.7
Dani Valverde7 years agoThis is the entrance hall to the Białowieża forest. A very good place to start your birding in the area as it usually produces some nice birds such as Common Rosefinch or River Warbler. As it is within walking distance from the town center, it is a good place for an evening stroll after a long birding day at the forest.
Garik4 years agoIt is really wild protected are, where the action of human is minimal. Fresh air, trees, animals...
Martijn Albering5 years agoLovely park in the city centre. Must see if you are in the neighbourhood.Related categories
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17-230 Bialowieza, Poland
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