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Historic park south of Sielecki Castle, with walking paths, a small river channel, skatepark and recreational areas.
The Sielec Park is a historic urban park in Sosnowiec, Poland. It is the second oldest and fourth largest municipal park in the city and the largest listed historic park, forming a complex with the Sielecki Castle. The park is divided into two sections: the "old park" and the "new park," covering 10.4 ha and 9.84 ha, respectively. The Czarna Przemsza River runs through the park, marking the boundary between the two sections.
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Red-brick mansion built around 1900 for Heinrich Dietel, a major textile industrialist. Its ornate interiors are used for tours and cultural events.
Concert hall of the music school, used for concerts and cultural events.
Sielecki Castle
Gallery and cultural institution operating in the historic castle complex.
Parafia Ewangelicko-Augsburska
Lutheran church connected with the Dietel industrial complex and the Protestant community of the Pogoń district.
The city's oldest surviving building, now housing Sosnowiec Centre for Art – Sielecki Castle. It stands by Sielecki Park and is a useful starting point for a walk through the central green spaces.
Park Dietla
Small historic park next to Dietel Palace.