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Modern park at the Küstrin amphitheater with a newly designed children's playground, BMX/skateboard course, and modern art.

Skatepark and pumptrack in one. Real ecstasy for a real dude!

The building dates back to the early 20th century and is entered in the register of monuments. Older residents of the city remember the times when there was a tram depot there.

A bourgeois villa built at the turn of the 19th and 20th centuries by the family of Adolf Wagener, a Kostrzyn industrialist. One of the few buildings in Kostrzyn nad Odrą to survive the fighting for the city in 1945. It was originally located at Rackelmannstraße, at No. 19 (now Kopernika Street 1). The work of city architect Walter Hecht. The building's largest and most representative rooms were planned on the ground floor. This was where the owner, Adolf Wagener, could receive guests, work, and host receptions for the elite of society. The first floor housed living quarters – rooms for the household and a quiet retreat. The attic was used for utility and servants' quarters. As a result of the war, the façade suffered some damage, and the interior was looted. However, the building was in such good condition that it was decided to house the authorities of Polish Kostrzyn nad Odrą. Over the years, the villa served many functions, including: - a library, - a restaurant, - the City Hall, - a Private Art School Complex, - an art studio specializing in lithography, among other things, - a Wedding Palace. Wagener's Villa has been entered into the Municipal Register of Protected Properties.