Parks and nature
a park on the Dzierżęcinka with a castle pond, 124 species of trees and a fragment of the town walls
Parks and nature
historic park on a former cemetery with natural monuments and the Avenue of Memorial Oaks
Parks and nature
historic park with an amphitheatre, old trees and sculptures by Zapolnik and Szulc
7.74 ha of trees in the Dzierżęcinka valley, with a historic mill known as the Millers' Palace
Parks and nature in Koszalin: Kościuszko Park, the Park of the Pomeranian Dukes, the Amphitheatre park and the Dendrological Park, all free and near the centre.
Koszalin has a green belt along the Dzierżęcinka river in its centre. The four parks are worth joining into one walk, as they lie within the town.
The Park of the Pomeranian Dukes lies in the Dzierżęcinka valley and is on the register of monuments. Here grow the town's oldest trees, beside a pond by the castle and part of the old wall. The northernmost is the Dendrological Park, at 7.74 ha, with a historic mill and a collection of trees including Japanese maple and leatherleaf viburnum.
The Park by the Amphitheatre covers 8.2 ha and dates from 1887. It is the second largest park in town, with an amphitheatre, old trees and sculptures along its paths. Tadeusz Kościuszko Park is 7.5 ha and was laid out on the Old Cemetery, closed to burials in 1926. It has natural monuments, a library and an Avenue of Memorial Oaks.
A walk pairs well with sightseeing. See museums in Koszalin and churches and monasteries in Koszalin, while the hill above the town is covered in the article Góra Chełmska in Koszalin. More addresses: things to do in Koszalin.
No, all four carry the tag "free".
Kościuszko Park, between Kościuszki and Młyńska streets and Monte Cassino avenue.
