Park Stary Ogród is a public park in Radom, near Miasto Kazimierzowskie, with paths, tree cover and water features along the Mleczna River.
- Setting: In the Mleczna River valley, between Mireckiego, Okulickiego and Wernera streets.
- Features: River, pond, playgrounds and an outdoor gym.
- Access: Available official information does not specify opening hours, visitor restrictions or an admission fee.
Getting to Park Stary Ogród
Park Stary Ogród is about an 18-minute walk or a 5-minute drive from Hotel E7. The park lies between Mireckiego, Okulickiego and Wernera streets, along the Mleczna River.
Paths and features to look for
The park’s paths follow a loose layout associated with its English-garden design, with tree and shrub plantings. Maples, elms, ash trees, horse chestnuts and black locusts grow among its trees.
The Mleczna River runs through the park, and a pond sits in its southern part. A stone memorial to Father Roman Kotlarz stands at the southern edge. The park also has children’s playground facilities and an outdoor gym, as well as renewed paths, plantings and small park structures from a completed revitalization project.
Best time and practical access
Available official information does not state a recommended visit duration, admission fee, opening hours or seasonal access restrictions. Check the official site before you go.
Stary Ogród is a historic park entered in the register of monuments. Sources place its establishment between 1820 and 1824; the park opened to the public in 1825. Muzeum Historii Radomia is another stop for exploring the city’s past.
Adding the park to a Radom walk
Stary Ogród’s position near Miasto Kazimierzowskie makes it a natural outdoor stop to combine with a walk in that part of Radom.
The park’s river, pond, paths and southern-edge memorial give you several points to look for as you walk through, without needing a formal route or suggested visit length. A one-day walk to central Radom sights can help put the park into a wider city outing.
Its history adds context to the green space: the park hosted an agricultural-industrial exhibition in 1899, and German authorities used it as a parking area for construction machinery during World War II, badly damaging it. Restoration work in 2012–2013 included planting trees and shrubs, creating a rose garden, and adding a playground and outdoor gym.
FAQs
Is Park Stary Ogród free to enter?
Available official information does not state an admission fee.
What can you see in Park Stary Ogród?
The park has the Mleczna River, a pond, paths, a stone memorial to Father Roman Kotlarz, playground facilities and an outdoor gym.
Are there published opening hours?
open 24 hours. Available official information does not give opening hours or seasonal visitor-access restrictions.