Sielecki Park in Warsaw, Public park in Mokotów district, Warsaw, Poland
Sielecki Park spans about 3 hectares in a long, narrow shape running from north to south, with a central pond surrounded by walking paths. The grounds are relatively flat and open, with trees and grass areas arranged along this elongated layout, creating distinct zones for movement and rest.
The park originated in 1820 as an English landscape garden forming part of the Sielce Palace grounds. Major renovations in 1900 transformed it into the form it maintains today.
The park has been recognized as a protected cultural property since 1965 and is listed in multiple Polish heritage registries. This designation reflects its importance as a preserved green space in the urban fabric of the city.
The park sits between Hancza and Jazgarzewska streets with multiple pedestrian entrances providing easy access throughout the grounds. Public transportation stops nearby make it simple to reach by various transit options.
At the heart of the park lies Jezioro Sieleckie, a small lake that has served as a focal point since the park's creation. This water feature brings a sense of tranquility to the otherwise urban setting of the narrow green space.
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