Baroque garden in Nieborów is a park in the style of regular French. The park is home to a palace, and before it's southern façade flower baskets, box maze and lime alley. On the north side of the palace is the Hunting Pavilion, where guest rooms are located. In the west of the garden flows a canal, on the east side are farm buildings.
Baroque garden in Nieborów was designed by Tylman of Gameren in the late 17th century. The spatial foundation of the park comes from the French garden school Le Notre'a. In the 70's of the 18th century it was expanded by Szymon Bogumił Zug.
The park is dominated by native species of trees, among others. lemons, limes, oaks, but there are also two exotic plane trees that were planted around 1770. The main axis of the garden is lime alley, which is the extension of the axis of the palace. The baroque garden with the palace and the nearby garden in Arkadia are the branches of the Warsaw National Museum.
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