Manor Park

In the western part of the village, there is a manor landscape park established in the 19th century, covering an area of 1.9 hectares. Together with the farm buildings, the park formed a self-contained spatial layout surrounded by fields. The manor house was built in the central part of the complex, separated from the park by a courtyard. Ornamental and fruit trees grew behind the building. A network of paths connected the park grounds to the manor house.

The park as a whole is currently unused. Within its grounds, one can find plants such as silver birch, red oak, common hornbeam, European ash, Norway maple, walnut, wild cherry, magnolia grandiflora, blue spruce, black elder, and common lilac. In total, fifteen species of deciduous trees, two species of conifers, and seven species of shrubs have been identified within the park. The oldest trees are over 130 years old; however, no trees of monumental significance have been identified on the grounds. Rare species include magnolias, red oak, and the silvery variety of blue spruce.

The Lubanów Landscape Park was added to the provincial list of historic sites in December 1980.