Nature reserve Źródło Królewskie

The reserve spans across 29.67 hectares, featuring a landscape of deciduous forests, mixed woodlands, and natural wetlands along the Zagożdżonka River.

The reserve was established in 2000 to protect the natural springs where, according to records, King Władysław Jagiełło stopped during his hunting expeditions.

The main spring, encased in sandstone walls, remains a testament to the medieval heritage of the Kozienicka Forest, a former royal hunting ground.

Wooden walkways connect the four major springs, allowing visitors to explore the reserve while protecting the natural environment from foot traffic.

The reserve houses over 200 plant species, including protected varieties such as mezereum, giant horsetail, and common ivy in its mixed forest ecosystem.

GPS coordinates: 51.52440,21.52360

Latest update: March 30, 2025 11:43