Muskau Park (Park Mużakowski) – UNESCO World Heritage Site

Beautiful park on both sides of the Neisse

The UNESCO World Heritage Fürst-Pückler-Park Bad Muskau // Park Mużakowski in Polish is a landscape park created from 1815, named after its creator Hermann Ludwig Heinrich Graf von Pückler-Muskau, and today divided into two countries east and west of the Lausitzer Neisse; with a total area of 830 hectares (including bathing and mountain park) the largest English-style landscape park in Central Europe, with the larger part located north of the city of Łęknica in Poland; worth seeing: the old castle, the new castle, the cavalier's house (formerly the mud bath), numerous bridges and viaducts (including the double bridge, the English bridge, the Prince's bridge, the Herrenberg viaduct), the castle gardens, the orangery, the outwork (old smithy, two residential buildings for servants, coach house, royal stables, stable building), the Pücklerstein, the Muskau forest railway and much more m.;

Such a beautiful and peaceful place. Always a highlight on my rides over there. And always one of my favourite stops for an overnight stay.