This is a special place, associated with the Chełmoński family, where a historic manor house surrounded by beautiful old trees, watercourses and lush vegetation is located on a hill. The park is not only an oasis of peace for walkers and cyclists, but also a vibrant cultural center, where artistic events, workshops and family picnics are regularly held. Anyone looking for a break from the hustle and bustle of the city or wishing to immerse themselves in the atmosphere of old gentry life will find the perfect place for a one-day trip in Adamowizna Park.
The history of Adamowizna Park is inextricably linked to the Chełmoński family. Around 1899, Adam Chełmoński, an outstanding doctor specializing in pulmonary diseases, at the urging of his brother Józef - a famous painter - purchased an old steward's house located in Kuklówka. The building was moved and placed on brick foundations in the settlement of Młyniska na Stare, which later took the name Adamowizna - after the name of the owner.
Adam Chełmoński chose an incredibly picturesque place for his residence. The manor house was situated on a hill, surrounded by the Mrowna River, which flows around the estate on almost every side, in the vicinity of a pond and forest. The Chełmoński family life took place in this charming place, and Józef Chełmoński himself was a frequent guest, who loved the surrounding landscapes and nature. The manor house even appears in his painting "Winter. Manor House at Dusk", which is currently located in the Silesian Museum in Katowice.
In 2006, the Grodzisk Mazowiecki commune purchased the property from the Chełmoński family and began efforts to restore the building and the surrounding park. After years of renovation work, in November 2020, the building was officially opened to residents and tourists as a branch of the Grodzisk Mazowiecki Cultural Center.