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Bad Muskau, an idyllic country town on the border with Poland, attracts visitors with its historic charm and impressive palace and park, which is known far beyond the country's borders. Here lies the famous Prince Pückler Park, a sprawling landscape park, two-thirds of which is on the Polish side and one-third on the German side. This green treasure, which is a UNESCO World Heritage Site, invites you to take long walks and bike rides. The generous sightlines and the impressive trees make every visit a special experience. The restored New Pückler Palace, which towers over the park, is a real highlight and gives the place its majestic atmosphere. Ideal for enjoying a day of relaxation and discovery.

The entrance to the Fürst-Pückler Park in Bad Muskau welcomes visitors with a quiet, inviting atmosphere. The path is lined with well-tended flower beds that create a gentle transition into the extensive landscape park. This is where the journey of discovery through one of the largest English landscape parks in Europe, which is a UNESCO World Heritage Site, begins. Behind the wrought iron gate, a park awaits that stretches across the German-Polish border and is equally considerate of walkers and cyclists. A place of relaxation that invites you to linger.

The Fürst-Pückler-Park in Bad Muskau is a perfect place to immerse yourself in the vastness of an impressive landscape shaped by nature. The park extends on both the German and Polish sides, which gives it a special atmosphere. The various areas of the park, which are connected by the Neisse, offer numerous opportunities to relax and at the same time enjoy the stylish design in the English landscape style. A highlight is the New Palace, which blends harmoniously into the surrounding gardens and forests. Whether walking or cycling - the park invites you to discover new lines of sight and views again and again. The alternation between dense forest areas and open meadows in particular gives the area its special charm. The many benches and quiet corners along the paths invite you to take a break and enjoy the relaxing effect to the fullest.

Very beautiful landscape. The relaxation effect is very good.

It is definitely worth it, the ruins have been renovated and you can look over Bad Muskau from there and also take a look at the castle

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Mužakow (from Sorbian, roughly "men's town") was re-founded on the site of a Slavic refuge castle as a conveniently located trading and manufacturing center on the Neisse in the 13th century as part of the high medieval eastern settlement. It was first mentioned in a document in 1249.