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Jan Kasprowicz Park
NatureVisit: ~90 min
Szczecin's largest urban park, of about 27 hectares, created in 1900 as Quistorp Park and renamed in 1945 after the poet Jan Kasprowicz. It spreads across the slopes of the Niemierzyn valley beside Lake Rusałka and Jasne Błonia square. It has the Różanka rose garden, rebuilt in 2007, the Summer Theatre for about 4,500 people, Władysław Hasior's sculpture Firebirds and the Monument to the Deed of the Poles.
Add it to your trip on Wanloria →Things to do at Jan Kasprowicz Park: 3 missions
- Stroll through the Różanka rose gardenFind the rose garden and stroll through it slowly, ideally in blooming season.
- Walk around Lake RusałkaWalk along the paths beside the small lake, dammed in 1885, and find a view with the water and the trees.
- Find Hasior's FirebirdsFind the sculpture by Władysław Hasior next to the Summer Theatre.
Near Jan Kasprowicz Park
Monument to the Achievement of the Poles423 m awayFilarmónica Mieczysław Karłowicz1.0 km awayPalace under the Heads (Pałac pod Głowami)2.4 km awayPomeranian Estates Diet Palace2.4 km awayCathedral Basilica of St James the Apostle2.7 km awayCentral Cemetery2.8 km away
Frequently asked questions
How much time do you need for Jan Kasprowicz Park?
Allow about 1 h 30 min for the visit.
Source: Wikipedia - Jan Kasprowicz Park