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The only ornamental farm in Poland. The manor estate, founded at the turn of the 18th and 19th centuries by Count Frederick von Reden, was intended to function as a profitable farm and at the same time be attractive to the eye and promote recreation and relaxation. The farm buildings were intended to sensitize people working here and visitors to the omnipresent beauty.
The farm includes:
– The building of the former Management Board, where we provide guests with 7 cozy apartments for those who want to relax in the privacy of the park and we invite you to visit it in this offer,
– Owczarnia, where we have 10 double rooms, 2 rooms for 3 people, 2 huge rooms for 4 people and 2 apartments with kitchenettes (3 and 4 people). On the ground floor of the sheepfold there is a hall and a large banquet hall (this offer can be found here: https://slowhop.com/pl/miejsca/2988-bukowiec-folwark-i-park-owczarnia.html),
– The former brewery, which today houses the Mysterious Forest Museum and the office of the Valley of Palaces and Gardens Foundation,
– A barn built around 1800, which currently houses a cafe, the “In the Valley of Palaces and Gardens” Museum and a concert hall.
In the rest of the estate, on 120 hectares of the Park, you will find:
– Fisherman's House with a barbecue offer and a garden in the summer season,
– 9 ponds, including the largest swimming pond, where you can sail by boat,
– a garden pavilion, called the Tea House or the Temple of Athena, located on the top of a small hill from which you can see the Karkonosze Mountains with Śnieżka at the head,
– an observation tower, called the Watchtower, from which you can admire the panorama of the Karkonosze Mountains, the Kaczawskie Mountains, the Jizera Mountains and the Rudawy Janowickie Mountains,
– The abbey, which initially served as a garden pavilion, then a mausoleum of the founders,
– countless paths with educational boards,
– lots of green corners, benches scattered throughout the area, including the most famous and impressive bench of Countess von Reden (at Długi Pond, from which the countess contemplated Śnieżka).