Bibel garden in Muszyna, Biblical garden in Muszyna, Poland

The Biblical garden in Muszyna contains five thematic sections featuring plant species referenced in religious texts, arranged alongside architectural structures and artistic elements. Each area is designed to connect botanical information with spiritual references.

The garden opened on 28 June 2015 beside the parish church of St Joseph in Muszyna. It was initiated by Father Paweł Stabach and designed by Zofia Włodarczyk of the University of Agriculture in Kraków. Construction was funded with over 2.5 million PLN from the EU Małopolska Regional Operational Programme 2007–2013. It is the fourth biblical garden in Poland and, at 1.3 hectares, the largest as of 2016.

The garden was designed by Zofia Włodarczyk of the Kraków University of Agriculture, author of the book "Biblical Plants", and its initiator was parish priest Paweł Stabach. Its five sections carry biblical names, from the Garden of the History of Salvation to the Garden for Lovers. On Sundays the garden keeps a "day of silence", visited without a guide.

The garden is open Tuesday to Saturday from 10:00 to 18:00 and Sunday from 9:00 to 19:00; it is closed on Mondays. Sunday is a "day of silence" with no guide. Admission is free, and the grounds at Kościelna 62 cover 1.3 hectares, so allow time to walk the paths between the five thematic gardens.

The garden is the fourth biblical garden built in Poland and, at 1.3 hectares, the largest as of 2016. It was designed by Zofia Włodarczyk of the University of Agriculture in Kraków, author of the book "Biblical Plants", and built with over 2.5 million PLN from the EU's Małopolska Regional Operational Programme 2007–2013.