Park Róż w Chorzowie, Urban park in central Chorzów, Poland.
Park Róż is an urban green space in Chorzów covering a larger area between several streets. The grounds combine geometric garden sections with more natural landscapes, including two interconnected lakes with islands.
The site was created in the 1920s and 1930s by transforming former sandpit areas into a public space. This conversion turned industrial land into a green retreat for the expanding city.
The park hosts monuments that mark its landscape and invite visitors to pause during their walk and reflect on local heritage. These artworks shape how people experience and remember the space today.
The park has multiple entrances and parking options, making it accessible by foot or car. Visitors will find exercise equipment, a dedicated dog area, and walking paths throughout the grounds.
The two lakes in the park originated from old sandpits and now serve as home for water birds including mute swans and mallards. These birds use an island within the park as a nesting site, offering visitors chances to observe them.
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