Investment activities
Jasmine has bloomed in the bishop's gardens.
Jasmine is known not only for its beautiful appearance, but also for its unique fragrance.
Fragrant peonies bloomed
In the bishop's garden, pink peonies, sometimes called thornless roses, bloomed.
Laburnum in the bishop's garden
In the bishop's garden, laburnum bloomed, also known as golden rain, goldbush and shrub dripping with gold.
Black tulips
The season for tulips is coming to an end, and we have a special surprise in our bishop's gardens.
We invite you to the exhibition "St. Joseph's Foundation Orphanage in the Lidzbark Castle, 1859-1932"
Postcard from the collection of Yevgeny Borodiy.
Bishop's Gardens
Our tulips are already blooming, so we are still taking pictures of them.
We cordially invite you to the Lidzbark Castle.
New exhibitions are open, bishop's gardens are open, we cordially invite you to the Lidzbark Castle.
The bishop's gardens are dominated by tulips, which symbolize spring, grace, elegance and love.
Tulips attract attention with their different shapes, and their intense colors have their own symbolism. According to Turkish legend, red tulips mean perfect love, yellow tulips are a symbol of joy, white tulips are purity and innocence, pink tulips express sentiment and care for a person, and purple tulips are a sign of royal power and perfection.
"New exhibition "In the Castle Kitchen"
Intensive work is underway on the new exhibition "In the Castle Kitchen".
Allegory of Winter
The second sculpture that has returned from conservation is the Allegory of Winter, an eighteenth-century sandstone statue - placed on a prepared pedestal in the northern part of the Theatre of Flowers. For the time being, it is surrounded by tiny evergreen, shade-loving plants.
Allegory of Summer
In our gardens, on pedestals, there are sculptures that have returned from conservation. It was the first one – the Allegory of Summer, an eighteenth-century sandstone figure – that stood on a pedestal in the southern part of the Theatre of Flowers.
Palace on the Parcham
It's a bit cold, so this time the view of the garden from the windows of the reconstructed wing/connector of the former Baroque Palace on the Parcham.
Lapidarium
In our lapidarium, we presume that since the 60s of the twentieth century (unfortunately, no record of the acquisition has survived), there were stone balls on pedestals, commonly known from the old palaces and mansions of our region (e.g. Łabędnik, Bogatyńskie).
Gardens
You ask when it will be possible to visit the gardens; Wait a minute, please wait until spring, you have to finish everything, take care of it, let the trees and plants be strengthened, let the lighting, the paths "be cleared" and you will be able to wander and wander...
Hellebores at the Theatre of Flowers
Winter and snow, which was still lying in a thick layer a few days ago, are hellebores, bravely blooming in the flower beds of the Theatre of Flowers.
