A nature and landscape complex of 475.51 ha with a 19th-century park in Repty, beech stands and ferns.
The "Repty Park and Drama River Valley" nature and landscape complex covers 475.51 ha, of which 233.63 ha lies in Tarnowskie Góry (the Repty Śląskie district) and 241.88 ha in Zbrosławice municipality (the Ptakowice village). It was established by an order of the Voivode of Silesia of 11 July 2002.
The park, known as the Repty Park (Park Repecki), was laid out in the 19th century. In 1820-1945 the estate belonged to the Henckel von Donnersmarck family. In 1893-1898 an imposing palace was built here. The park has had the status of a historic monument since 1966.
Beeches predominate, and there are also horse chestnuts, black alders, limes, elms and larches. There are 13 genera of ferns, of which 7 are protected. Among animals, beetles, toads, frogs, lizards, bats, foxes and wild boar are mentioned, among others.
Close by are the castle in Stare Tarnowice and the Black Trout Adit.
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