Strzelecki Park covers 7.26 ha of a former wetland area. In order to dry the area a pond was dug up in the Northern part of the park, which is stocked with fry since the very beginning. It is an English style park, intended mainly as a public garden. It has several interesting architectural structures: a neo-Gothic shooting range building (1866), the city gardener’s house in the Vienna Secession style (1907), a water fountain (1912), a fence (1927), and General Bem’s mausoleum (1928). A nature and educational trail runs through the park since 1998.