Szczytnicki Park

Szczytnicki Park is the oldest and largest recreation space in the city. Szczytnicki Park is located to the east of Plac Grunwaldzki and the old Oder river and covers approximately 1 square kilometer of land in Wroclaw, Poland. It has been remade to resemble the first garden from decades back and includes pagodas, a man-made lake, limit scaffolds, and basic sculptures.

The Japanese Garden was made at the start of the twentieth century, in the event of the Global Exhibition in 1913. It was an act of tally Fritz von Hochberg, who utilized a Japanese planter, Mankichi Arai. After the Exhibition, it was disassembled yet the plants and the course of action of back roads and the lake continued as before.