Ptaszarnia
Ptaszarnia is a bird park in Bolestraszyce, Poland, where various bird species live within a larger grounds with trees and plants. The park features walkable paths that allow visitors to observe birds moving through their natural surroundings.
The grounds have a history reaching back centuries, originally shaped by noble families who owned the estate. The gardens were developed in the 1700s and later transformed into a landscape style that continues to define the space visitors see today.
The name Ptaszarnia means birdhouse in Polish and directly reflects its purpose for visitors. Families and nature enthusiasts use this space today to observe bird life together and connect with the local wildlife.
The grounds are open during warmer months from April through October and accessible by car via marked roads. Visitors should remain on designated paths and are asked not to bring pets in order to protect the birds and plants.
Within the park grounds are remnants of an old fort called Fort XIII b, integrated into the garden space with reconstructed buildings and vegetation-covered structures. This surprising blend of military heritage and nature conservation makes the site particularly distinctive.
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