The garden is a sub-section of the Arboretum Bramy Morawskiej, which spans over 160 hectares of protected forest.
It is specifically designed to showcase sensory plant varieties, emphasizing texture and scent.
The garden area utilizes specialized soil management to support non-native ornamental species in the local climate.
The site acts as a protective nursery for rare plant species endemic to the Silesian region.
Zaczarowany ogród (The Enchanted Garden) in Racibórz is a botanical attraction integrated within the regional Arboretum Bramy Morawskiej. The garden features a diverse collection of ornamental plants, perennials, and shrubs arranged in a thematic landscape layout. It serves as an educational space focused on biodiversity and local flora. The garden includes designated pathways and small wooden architectural elements designed to blend with the natural surroundings. It functions as a quieter, sensory-focused alternative to the wider arboretum area. Visitors can observe various plant species labeled with their botanical names for identification. The site is maintained by the arboretum staff, ensuring the preservation of the soil quality and specimen health.
The central gazebo and flower-lined wooden arched footbridge.
Bring insect repellent, as the surrounding arboretum area is a forest environment.
Wear comfortable walking shoes suitable for gravel paths and potentially damp terrain.
Visit during late spring to see the flowering perennials at their peak.
Do not attempt to walk through the adjacent forest sections without proper footwear, as trails can be muddy.
Open seasonally; accessibility may be limited during heavy winter snow or severe weather conditions.
Stay on the designated paths to avoid damaging the plant beds; do not pick flowers or samples.
