Lagiewnicki Park owes its name to a settlement of the 11th century. The Park also has a rich historical background. During 1863, there was a great revolt against the Imperial Russia. Then the Park became a stronghold of the insurgents, who raised their voice against the imperialism forced by Russia. However, during the Second World War, the Park witnessed genocide conducted by the Nazis.
Lagiewnicki Park is an urban Park located near the Lodz downtown area. The Park owes its name to a settlement of the 11th century. The Lagiewnicki Park in Lodz is home to several types of trees and plants, which make it one of the Lodz attractions.
Historical Importance
The Park also has a rich historical background. During
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1863, there was a great revolt against the Imperial Russia.Then the Park became a stronghold of the insurgents, who raised their voice against the imperialism forced by Russia. However, during the Second World War, the Park witnessed genocide conducted by the Nazis. An 18th century Franciscan monastery stands at the Lodz Lagiewnicki Park. This monastery houses a painting of the St. Antony, which is believed to have positive effects on health.
Visit to Lagiewnicki Park of Lodz
Lodz Lagiewnicki Park is spread over an area of 1250 hectares. Visit to Lagiewnicki Park in Lodz introduces the visitors to 101 species of trees and 542 species of plants. The trees mainly include birch, spruce and oak. The Park is also a wonderful place for cycling and walking trails.
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