Kuźniczki Park in Gdańsk

The 0.6-hectare green space features wooden gazebos and a playground, surrounded by residential buildings and the Strzyża stream.

The park originated in 1800 when Michael Gottfried Schmidt purchased the land and constructed a manor house with landscaped gardens.

Daniel Chodowiecki documented the park in the 18th century, noting its flower beds, promenades, maze, theater, and four ponds with six fountains.

The park includes designated areas for grilling and bonfires, providing recreational opportunities for local residents and visitors throughout the year.

The site previously contained a deer grove, sculptures by Daniel Eggert, and an amphitheater before parts were sold for railway construction.

Location: Gdańsk

Inception: 18 century

Address: Wajdeloty 13

GPS coordinates: 54.38194,18.60757

Latest update: March 7, 2025 04:02