Dębnicki Park in Kraków, Public park in Dębniki district, Kraków, Poland.
Dębnicki Park is a public park in Kraków featuring walking paths, wooden bridges, and numerous benches throughout its green spaces. The grounds span about 5 hectares and are divided into two sections separated by industrial terrain.
The land was donated to the area by the Lasocki family, whose neo-Renaissance palace still stands behind the park grounds. During the interwar period, the Albertinian Brothers operated an institution here dedicated to supporting underprivileged boys.
During the interwar period, the park grounds contained an institution operated by Albertinian Brothers dedicated to supporting underprivileged boys.
The main entrance is located on Praska Street and offers barrier-free access for all visitors. The space is easy to explore on foot and suitable for walking around.
The grounds contain the 'Rock Notes' sculpture by artist Bronisław Chromy created in 2003, adding an artistic element to the natural setting. This work is often overlooked by visitors exploring the space.
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