Chateau Park in Kravaře

The park, which extends around the chateau in Kravaře, is an original floodplain forest, which in the Baroque period acquired the style of an English park. It is a pleasant place for walks, with ponds and benches overlooking the chateau.

A cycle path runs through the park and golfers know that the local course is one of the most picturesque golf courses in the Moravian-Silesian Region.

The park is home to over a hundred different species of trees and shrubs, some of which are over 200 years old. In 2011, a black walnut tree was cut down, under which Maria Theresa is said to have mourned the loss of Silesia, and therefore Kravaře, after the lost wars with Prussia. The torso of the walnut tree is located in the park. A cross-section of this massive tree is located in the chateau premises.