Parks and nature
67 hectares of former oak forest with a fountain, renovated according to a plan from the 1930s
Parks and nature
ecological site with hornbeam woods, alluvial forest, a pond and a Turk's cap lily site
Parks and nature
a park on the site of the former Reden mine, with an events hall and a water park
Parks and nature in Dąbrowa Górnicza cover the vast Zielona park, the Uroczysko Zielona ecological site and the Haller Park on former mine land.
Green space here has two faces: a former oak forest that is now a city park, and post-mining ground turned into recreation. Entry to all three places is free.
The largest is Zielona Park in the Korzeniec district, which covers 67 hectares on the site of an old oak forest and belongs to the city. A road to Łagisza built in 1932 gave it its start. In the 1960s a small municipal zoo operated in the park, and in 2018 the park was renewed. The quieter eastern part is taken by Uroczysko Zielona, an ecological site of 17.5 ha established in 2008.
The trail through the Uroczysko has five stops and runs from the forest to a pond. Boards describe successive habitats, for instance fresh hornbeam woodland with hornbeam, small-leaved lime and pedunculate oak. Haller Park grew where the Reden mine was filled in. Today it has the Centrum events and sports hall from 2004 and the Nemo Water Park from 2005. The town's past is explained in an article on the road to town rights. Further places are listed in things to do in Dąbrowa Górnicza and in the category parks and nature in Silesia.
The park covers 67 hectares and lies in the Korzeniec district. It developed from an old oak forest.
The park stands on land of the former Reden mine, which was gradually filled in. A municipal swimming pool operated here for many years.
