Bukowiec Palace Park, English landscape park in Bukowiec, Poland.
Bukowiec Palace Park is an English landscape park near Jelenia Góra that spreads across a large area with forests, meadows, and water features. Walking paths connect these different zones and lead visitors to historical structures scattered throughout the grounds.
The park was created in the late 1700s by Count von Reden, who introduced English landscape design principles to the area. This estate became one of the significant landed properties in the Lower Silesian region.
The park shows how landed estates were designed and used during the 18th century in this region. Walking through it gives a sense of how the owners wanted people to experience their property through carefully planned routes and views.
The park is accessible from Jelenia Góra by public transport, with parking available near the entrance. The terrain requires comfortable footwear, and visitors should be prepared for muddy conditions depending on the season and recent weather.
The park preserves a mausoleum and several historical buildings that show architectural styles typical of Silesian estates from that era. These structures reveal what kinds of buildings were common features on large aristocratic properties.
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