Top Nature in Lower Silesian

If you can, book your tickets online in advance. I went there hoping to buy tickets on the spot, and luckily it wasn't too busy, but I heard it can be a long wait.

I suggest visiting Shchitnitsky Park early in the morning around 8 AM to enjoy the peaceful atmosphere and avoid the crowds, especially on weekends.

I recommend checking out the park during different seasons; each one offers a unique vibe. Autumn is especially gorgeous with the foliage!

Bring your camera! The park is super photogenic, and you'll find many picturesque spots that you'll want to capture. Don't forget to snap some photos by the water!

My advice is to check the park's event schedule before visiting. There might be local performances or markets happening that can enhance your experience!

I suggest bringing some games or a book. I had some down time while just enjoying the scenery, and it felt great to relax and unwind like that. Plus, it’s a great way to spend some chill time.

Pack a picnic! I found some great green spots to chill, and grabbing takeout from nearby shops saved me money. Plus, eating outdoors is such a nice vibe.

My advice is to bring a snack if you're planning to stay for a while. The café's prices are a bit high and I regretted not packing something from outside

If you can, buy your tickets online ahead of time. I saved a few zloty and skipped the queue, which made the visit so much smoother!

Make sure to wear comfy shoes! The paths can get a bit slippery, and you’ll be walking around a lot. Trust me, you don't want to be dealing with blisters!

I found the fountains and flowers stunning, but I suggest taking time to explore the less popular paths—they lead to some hidden gems and quiet spots away from the hustle.

Pack a picnic! I brought some snacks and enjoyed them by the pond. There's also some nice spots to sit and unwind, plus it saves money on food.

While there's some street parking, I recommend using public transport or a bike. It’s more convenient and saves you from hunting for parking spots which were limited during my visit