The park was designed to reclaim degraded riverside land for public use as part of a larger urban renewal strategy.
The project includes specifically engineered flood-protection embankments that double as functional walking paths.
The riverbed and embankments were restored to improve water quality and local biodiversity.
The layout features specialized lighting to ensure safety and usability during evening hours.
Park Miejski Nowe Bulwary serves as a significant riverside revitalization project along the Wolbórka River in central Tomaszów Mazowiecki. The park features modern landscaping that integrates walking paths, cycling routes, and recreational zones into the urban landscape. It functions as a connector between the city's residential areas and the natural course of the river. Visitors can utilize designated seating areas and bridges that cross the water, facilitating pedestrian flow across the park. The design prioritizes ecological restoration by preserving local vegetation while adding modern urban amenities. It is a central hub for outdoor activity within the town.
The modern footbridge crossing the Wolbórka River provides the best panoramic view of the park's landscaping.
Bring a bicycle to fully utilize the dedicated cycle lanes that connect the park to neighboring districts.
Visit during the early evening to see the modern LED pathway lighting in operation.
Use the wooden viewing platforms along the riverbank for a better vantage point of the local birdlife.
Do not attempt to traverse the riverbanks outside of the designated paved pathways, as the terrain can be uneven or muddy.
Cyclists are expected to yield to pedestrians on shared pathways; maintain cleanliness by using provided waste receptacles.
