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Park przy pałacu w Rogalinie, gmina Mosina, powiat poznański, woj. wielkopolskie
Three famous English oaks growing in the park surrounding the palace in Rogalin. They are one of the symbols of Greater Poland and part of Europe's largest cluster of ancient oaks in the Rogalin Meadows.
The oaks grow in the park by the 18th-century palace in Rogalin, a branch of the National Museum in Poznań. In the surrounding area (the Rogalin Meadows) grow around 1,400 oaks, more than 60% of which are protected as natural monuments.
An attraction for tourists, families and nature lovers, easily combined with a visit to the palace and gallery.
The oaks are located within the Rogalin Landscape Park.
The park is accessible all year round. The opening hours of the palace/museum are set by the National Museum in Poznań (check for current details).
