Lasek Złotoryjski

Lasek Złotoryjski is a historic forest park covering 52 hectares, lying in the south-western part of Legnica, on the Chojnów Upland. It is one of the two largest forested areas within the city limits.

One of two large city forests

Alongside Lasek Pawicki, Lasek Złotoryjski is one of the two largest forested areas within the city of Legnica. It is a large, compact area of greenery within the city, bordering the built-up area of south-western Legnica.

Historic character of the park

Sources describe Lasek Złotoryjski as a forest park with heritage status. However, they do not give the year it was established or the history of its creation, so this information remains to be determined.

Practical information

• Location: south-western part of Legnica, on the Chojnów Upland
• What to expect: an extensive forested area suitable for walking, with no marked paths or infrastructure described in the sources
• Access and accessibility details: worth checking directly before your visit, as the sources do not give them