Pedunculate oak in Nysa

Nysa
50°28'28"N 17°20'23"E (50.474677, 17.339895)
The pedunculate oak in Nysa is the oldest tree in the Municipal Park. The 170-year-old specimen, which bears the title of a monument of animate nature, grows by the Swan Pond (Staw Łabędzi). Its age is 170 years, trunk circumference – 406 cm, and height – 30 meters. Apart from the oak, there are many individual magnificent, monumental trees in the park, whose trunk circumferences reach 200 cm, and their height exceeds 30 meters. There are also avenues of centenary lindens, maples, and ashes. An educational path designed on the basis of natural and historical values leads to the oak. Practical information: Entrance to the park is free. Free parking spaces on Kraszewskiego Street.

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