The park was established in the 1830s to provide therapeutic environments for spa guests.
The graduation tower uses brine rich in iodine and bromine, characteristic of Busko-Zdrój's subterranean waters.
The garden layout follows the picturesque English style, emphasizing irregular, natural-looking pathways and clusters of trees.
It contains a collection of rare tree species introduced during the 19th-century landscaping phase.
The park's water source comes from historical saline springs that originally made the town a destination for spa tourism.
Park Zdrojowy is a historic spa park in Busko-Zdrój, designed in the 19th century by gardener Henryk Marconi. The layout is based on an English-style landscape garden featuring dense tree plantings and walking paths. Its core purpose is to support the town's balneological character, providing space for health-focused walks. The park centers around the Marconi Sanatorium, which serves as both a health facility and an architectural focal point. It houses a graduation tower designed for aerosol therapy using brine sourced from local deposits. The grounds feature a preserved promenade lined with mature linden and chestnut trees. Floral clock displays are integrated into the park design. Several sculptures, including the bust of Henryk Marconi, are placed along the primary alleys. The park serves as the primary green lungs for the town's central health resort district.
The front facade of the Marconi Sanatorium building viewed from the main entrance alley.
Visit the graduation tower during the morning for optimal air humidity and aerosol quality.
Walk the full length of the main promenade to see the various historical monuments and the concert shell.
Bring a reusable water bottle to fill at the designated local spring taps.
Do not attempt to drink water directly from the ornamental fountains, as it is non-potable; use only marked drinking points.
Maintain a quiet volume to respect guests staying at nearby sanatoriums.
