The park was established on the site of a 14th-century ducal castle that was destroyed in the 17th century.
A well-preserved fragment of the original medieval defensive city wall is visible within the park boundaries.
The park serves as a green link between the city's museum district and the central shopping areas.
It contains several veteran trees, some of which are officially protected as natural monuments due to their age and size.
The Park of Pomeranian Dukes in Koszalin is a historically significant green space situated near the site of the former castle of the Pomeranian Dukes. The grounds feature a preserved medieval defensive wall segment, marking the city's historical fortification perimeter. The park landscape combines formal tree alleys with open lawn spaces, serving as a primary urban recreational area. It houses an amphitheater, which serves as a venue for local cultural events and concerts. The park is connected to the Koszalin Museum complex, allowing for integrated heritage and nature tours. Its terrain features subtle elevation changes, characteristic of the local glacial landscape. Extensive walking paths encircle the central ponds and decorative planting zones.
The elevated path overlooking the amphitheater with the defensive wall in the background.
Combine your visit with the neighboring Koszalin Museum to see artifacts recovered from the site.
Use the paved perimeter paths if you have strollers or wheelchairs, as some interior lawn areas may be muddy.
Check the local city events calendar before visiting to see if a concert is taking place at the amphitheater.
Do not attempt to climb the historical defensive wall segments, as they are fragile and protected.
