The Oliwa Park is the last park left of the municipal gardens that used to be very numerous in the past. It is an oasis of beauty and silence in the centre of the city. The Oliwa Park is an ideal place to regain one’s inner balance and the peace of mind.

The first park in this place was here as early as in the XV c., however, the present garden and palace complex was established during the first half of the XVIII century on the initiative of Jacek Rybiński. It was modelled on the examples of the Baroque French garden art. The value of this park is exceptionally high since very rare plants and flowers coming from almost all continents can be seen here. The names of trees coming from various areas of the world are presented on special plates. The following trees and plants, among others, can be admired in the Oliwa Park: astounding European larch and Japanese larch, white chestnut tree as well as European chestnut, red oak and English oak trees, American tulip trees, European white birch, magnolia tree along with Douglas fir and a variety of other exotic trees.