Park Krakowski

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Park Krakowski is a 12.5 acres (5.1 ha) city park located in Kraków, in southern Poland. The park, founded in 1885, was modelled after similar parks in Vienna. It is a contemporary sculpture park.

Park Krakowski was originated by city councillor Stanisław Rehman. It was built on grounds leased from the Polish military. It was a popular destination point with many Fin de siècle Cracovians. After World War I, its size was reduced, due to rapid real estate development.

- a restaurant and seasonal outdoor cafés. From the original 1885 design, the only remaining built features are landscape tower elements, and the ornamental pond with its fountain.

Park Krakowski has been a sculpture park since 1974. It has numerous abstract outdoor sculptures on display throughout the park grounds.

They were created by Polish modern art sculptors, including: S. Borzęcki; A. Hajducki; W. Kućma; J. Sękowski; and J. Siek.

- a restaurant and seasonal outdoor cafés. From the original 1885 design, the only remaining built features are landscape tower elements, and the ornamental pond with its fountain.

Park Krakowski has been a sculpture park since 1974. It has numerous abstract outdoor sculptures on display throughout the park grounds.

They were created by Polish modern art sculptors, including: S. Borzęcki; A. Hajducki; W. Kućma; J. Sękowski; and J. Siek.