Manor Park

The manor park was established in the second half of the 19th century. It is a naturalistic park. Of particular note is the beautiful hornbeam-lined avenue along the access road to the former manor house. In addition to hornbeams, the park’s tree population includes linden and beech trees, among others. An interesting feature is a beech tree—or rather, two beech trees of this species growing side by side, fused together about 1.5 meters above the ground, forming a sort of gateway. Walking paths have been preserved in the park. It is an excellent place to relax in the midst of nature. The site is listed in the register of historic monuments.