Parks and nature
a canoe route from the Drawsko Lakeland to the mouth at the port in Kołobrzeg
Parks and nature
a seaside spa park from 1853 with a concert shell, tennis courts and a natural monument
Parks and nature
historic square in the French style with a fountain and century-old trees
Parks and nature in Kołobrzeg: Żeromski Park with its bandshell, 18 Marca Square and the Parsęta river at its mouth. Three free places to walk.
A historic spa park, a French-style square in the town centre and a river ending its course in the port. Three green or watery addresses in Kołobrzeg that cost nothing and differ in character.
Park im. Stefana Żeromskiego w Kołobrzegu (Stefan Żeromski Park) is a historic landscape park in the Spa District, between the town streets and the Nadmorska promenade. It was officially founded in 1853. Inside are the Monument of Poland's Wedding to the Sea, a concert bandshell and a swamp cypress. The greenery also shields buildings from storms.
Plac 18 Marca w Kołobrzegu (18 Marca Square) is a square from 1880 in the town centre, arranged after a French garden, with a fountain at its centre. It appeared after the demolition of the Ujście ravelin, part of the fortress defences, and was designed by the gardener Heinrich Martens. Century-old trees grow here, including several natural monuments.
Parsęta (Parsęta River) is 139 km long, rises near Parsęcko in the Drawsko Lakeland and reaches the Baltic in Kołobrzeg. In Kołobrzeg it means the port quay at the mouth, and upstream a kayak route: easy from Białogard, hard in the upper and middle course.
The town's fortress is described in the article Twierdza Kołobrzeg w terenie. Beside the green spots, the lists Zabytki: Kołobrzeg and Dla dzieci: Kołobrzeg help. The resort as a whole is on Kołobrzeg, and greenery of the region in Parki i przyroda.
In Stefan Żeromski Park in the Spa District.
139 km. The easy part of the kayak route starts at Białogard.
It was laid out in 1880 after the Ujście ravelin, part of the Kołobrzeg fortress defences, was demolished.
