Audio Guide of the Saxon Garden

The park (Ogród Saski) is a fenced public space that generally opens its gates from 06:00 to 23:00, depending on the season. It is located on Aleje Racławickie, very close to the center of Lublin, and you can easily reach it on foot or by public transport.

No, entry to the Saxon Garden is 100% free for everyone. You don't need to book tickets, just show up and enjoy one of the most beautiful green spaces in the city at no cost.

For a relaxed visit, we recommend setting aside between 45 and 60 minutes. This is enough time to wander its main paths, see the pond, and enjoy a rest on its historic benches.

Founded in 1837, it is the oldest park in Lublin and is protected as a natural monument. Originally designed in the English style, it has served as the city's main outdoor leisure area and 'social salon' for nearly two centuries.

Spring and summer are ideal for seeing the flowers and the peacocks, although autumn offers a spectacular palette of colors for photography. Early mornings are perfect if you're looking for tranquility before continuing your tourist route.

Yes, the recent revitalization of the park has greatly improved accessibility, with paved, wide main paths suitable for wheelchairs. However, since it's a historic park, some areas may have gentle slopes.

Just across the street you'll find the modern Centre for the Meeting of Cultures (CSK), a building you can't miss for its architecture. You're also very close to the Catholic University of Lublin (KUL) and the shopping district.

Look for the famous 19th-century sundial and keep your eyes open for the peacocks that roam freely. It's the perfect place to listen to our audio guide while relaxing in the park's acoustic shell.