Manor Park

The manor park in Biernowo dates back to the early 20th century. It was laid out in the naturalistic style. The park once surrounded the manor house, of which only the staircase remains today. The park covers an area of 2 hectares. The entrance to the park is located on the side facing the courtyard of the former state farm buildings. In the past, an oak-lined avenue led to the entrance. The park’s tree stand consists of over 300 trees. Their age is estimated at 80–110 years. Species found here include English oak, European ash, black pine, silver fir, western thuja, black alder, weeping willow, red beech, gray willow, white willow, and maple. There is a pond and a stream within the park. After the war, the estate was taken over by the State Agricultural Farm. Currently, the park is owned by private individuals. Thanks to their efforts, the park has been revitalized. The park’s layout has been restored, the paths have been repaired, a gazebo and a bridge have been built, and benches and an information board have been installed. The park is open to visitors.