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The information center is located next to the entrance. Directly behind the entrance, you'll be greeted by an impressive view of the castle. The Castle Park Run starts and finishes here once a year in March. Those interested in participating should register in advance, as the number of participants is limited.

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The Prince Pückler Park in Bad Muskau was included in the Blue Book published in 2001. On July 2, 2004, the Prince Pückler Park in Bad Muskau was added to the UNESCO World Heritage List. The original park encompassed the town of Muskau and several villages. The current site still includes the New Palace, also rebuilt by Prince Pückler, whose extensive facade reconstruction was completed in 2011; the Renaissance Old Palace, the historic Tropical House with cacti, the Cavalier House, the Bathing and Mountain Park, the Palace Park, and the Moorish-style Orangery. Petzold's species-rich and Europe-famous tree nursery, the Arboretum Muscaviense, however, has disappeared. In 2011, the rebuilt English Bridge was inaugurated as another crossing over the Neisse River.

From here, you have one of the most beautiful views of the castle. The rear side of the castle is currently covered in scaffolding, so it's best to take pictures from here.

The Swiss country house style looks wonderful. Built by Herrmann Rötschke, who acquired the Kromlau estate in 1842.

Among the most interesting buildings in Kromlauer Park are Kromlauer Castle and the Rakotz Bridge (Rakotz = Sorbian for cancer), built from 1863 to 1882 from basalt and fieldstone, also known locally as the Devil's Bridge. With a span of 35 meters, it crosses Lake Rakotz, but is no longer accessible. Its semicircle is reflected in the lake, creating a complete circle. The basalt columns arranged in the lake are called the organ.

At 153 meters, the Oak Hill is the highest elevation in Kromlauer Park. It is an artificial embankment created using earth from excavated diggers. Benches invite you to take a break and enjoy a panoramic view of the wooded park.