Kasprowicz Park in Szczecin

The park extends over 27 hectares at the meeting point of Łękno and Niebuszewo-Bolinko districts, featuring numerous tree species and landscaped green spaces.

Established in 1900 as Quistorp Park, the grounds transformed into a protected monument site and received its current name after World War II in 1945.

The summer amphitheater, constructed in 1976, holds 4,500 seats and presents performances throughout the warm season following renovations completed in 2022.

Visitors can explore the paths among rare trees including yellow pine, Serbian spruce, and baldcypress, or rest near Lake Rusałka with its decorative bridges.

The Monument of Polish Action, erected in 1979, stands prominently in the park with three eagles representing the national symbol of Poland.

Location: Szczecin

Inception: 19 century

GPS coordinates: 53.44500,14.53250

Latest update: May 17, 2025 10:35