Dendrological Park in Koszalin

The Dendrological Park in Koszalin lies in the town centre, in the valley of the Dzierżęcinka River, and covers 7.74 ha. It is the northernmost part of the chain of greenery that cuts across the town.

Trees and the mill

Many species of trees grow in the park, among them Japanese maple, leatherleaf viburnum and numerous varieties of spruce and deciduous trees. On the grounds stands a historic old mill, called the Millers' Palace.

Nearby

Half a kilometre away lies the Park of the Pomeranian Dukes. At a distance of about 200 metres is the Museum in Koszalin.

Practical information

• Location: the centre of Koszalin, the Dzierżęcinka valley.
• Opening hours, the layout of paths and rules of entry are given by the park's manager.