Immerse yourself in the unique environment of the Royal Łazienki Gardens through the 'Ogród otwarty' series of guided walks. These accessible tours invite participants to explore the park's diverse natural elements, including historical flora and local wildlife. Uncover architectural beauty and evolving garden styles, learning about the cultural significance of this Warsaw landmark. Each walk welcomes a diverse audience.
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This series of guided walks, 'Ogród otwarty. Spacery śladami natury i kultury', explores the natural and cultural heritage of the Royal Łazienki Gardens. The walks are designed to be accessible and sensory-friendly, focusing on the local flora, fauna, and garden art, while also discussing the history and transformation of the gardens over time. They are part of the 8th Culture Without Barriers Festival.
The 'Ogród otwarty. Spacery śladami natury i kultury' (Open Garden. Walks in the Footsteps of Nature and Culture) offers a series of guided tours through the Royal Łazienki Gardens, designed to be inclusive and accessible. These walks, integrated into the 8th Culture Without Barriers Festival, delve into the rich natural and cultural tapestry of the park. Participants can expect to discover the secrets of the garden's flora, learning to identify various trees and shrubs, and understanding their historical connections. Other walks focus on the artistic elements of the garden, exploring its architectural features, different garden styles, and historical transformations. A third series of walks examines the park's fauna, teaching participants to recognize local wildlife, bird species, and animal tracks, while also highlighting the role of urban green spaces. These tours are specially adapted to be sensory-friendly, barrier-free, and utilize educational aids to enhance the visitor experience for a diverse audience, including those with visual impairments and autism spectrum disorder.
Admission is 5 PLN per walk, with tickets available for purchase from September 1st at the ticket offices in Podchorążówka and the Old Orangery, or online via e-wejściówki (transaction fees apply). Information regarding sanitary rules and health declarations is also provided.
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