Park Adama Mickiewicza

Park Adama Mickiewicza Park Julianowski - a memorable Lodz stop with a territory of 49.4 ha, situated inside the accompanying avenues: Zgierska, Sowinskiego, Jaworowa, Folwarczna, al. Roz, Karlowicz. The recreation center is situated in a dejection, extends along the Sokolowka River valley. Likely in the Middle Ages, there was a wooden braced fortification here. Afterward, the town had a place with little aristocrats' domains. Toward the start of the nineteenth century, the zone of the present stop was claimed by Strzalkowski. In the 1880s, the domain was unloaded. The property was acquired by the industrial facility proprietor Juliusz Heinzel and around 1890 he constructed a royal residence here roused by the types of the Italian Renaissancewith perspectives of the lakes.

The royal residence was based on a slope that stretches toward the finish of the linden road, prompting the royal residence from Bieganski Street. The stairs from the patio of the living arrangement drove straight to the bank of the lake. Between the royal residence and the lake was a wellspring. The trimming of the recreation center was the backwater involving significantly more space than the ebb and flow lakes. Next to the castle there was a zoo and a plantation. Around then, the recreation center was revamped, ious stairs, wellsprings, falls , spans and numerous fascinating trees were planted.