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Krasinski Garden (Warsaw, Poland)

Description: Ogrod Krasinskich is a city park in Warsaw.

Newest Review: ... neighbour Ogrod Saski. Numerous old and rare trees there have entered the record books, they tower above the rest of the park creating a nice bit of shade on hot days. Despite being close to the former Jewish Ghetto, the park was never part of it - that is not to say it's not popular with the Israeli tourists though. Like the rest of Warsaw, this park also became a battle ground during ... more

... the war and was in fact increased in size due to buildings being destroyed. Today there is the odd statue dedicated to the war but it is largely the Krasinskich Palace or the duck pond which seems to draw the attention of tourists. An old cobbled road with...more

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Krasinski Garden (Warsaw, Poland): A relaxing park close to the old town (346 words)
by - written on 16/05/09 (Very useful, 22 readings)
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Ogrod Krasinskich which translates to Krasinskich Gardens is a colourful (at least out of winter) park close to the centre of Warsaw. It is in the Muranow district and can easily be walked to from most of the city, the closest Metro station is Metro Ratusz-Arsenal. This was originally made in the 1600's for the Vovoid of Plock and for many years it was Warsaw's largest park before being outdone by its neighbour Ogrod Saski. Numerous old and rare trees there have entered the record books, they tower above the rest of the park creating a nice bit of shade on hot days. Despite being close to the former Jewish Ghetto, the park was never part of it - that is not ... Read the complete review