Manor Park

The landscape park stretches around the palace in Golenice. It was established in the late 18th century as an English-style landscape park covering an area of 3.4 hectares. Three tree-lined avenues have been preserved in the park—two lined with hornbeams and one with chestnut trees. Along the chestnut avenue, you can see a group of erratic boulders. In the southern part of the park, there is a slope with a viewpoint overlooking Lake Golenicko-Dobropolskie. A beautiful panorama of the surrounding area unfolds from here. The park features a rich stand of old-growth trees with impressive specimens in terms of size. Notable among them are European ash trees, weeping European ash trees, four yews, two plane trees, a purple-leaved European beech, two white chestnut trees, a Norway spruce, and a conical English oak. The trees are estimated to be between 70 and 180 years old. The circumferences of some specimens reach up to 450 cm.