Bolesław Chrobry Park in Gliwice

Bolesław Chrobry Park in Gliwice was created in 1913-1915 and covers 10.1341 ha. It lies in the Politechnika district and is one of the historic city parks of Gliwice.

The origins of the park

The creation of the park is dated to 1913-1915, that is the beginning of the 20th century. A current description of the greenery and facilities can be checked on the Green Page of Gliwice (Zielona Strona Gliwic) and on the city's official website.

Location and surroundings

The park lies not far from the centre, about a kilometre and a half from the Piast Castle in Gliwice and the Cathedral of Saints Peter and Paul. Not far away, about 1.6 kilometres, stands Villa Caro.

Within a radius of about two kilometres there are also Fryderyk Chopin Park and the City Palm House.

Practical information

• Location: Gliwice, Politechnika district.
• Check the park's facilities, its designer and any entry in the heritage register on the city of Gliwice website.