The Manor Park of over 200 years was originally a carefully designed English Garden with planted trees. Despite this, there are semi-natural forests of oak, ashen and ulmus trees along the Saint László stream. The herbaceous level of the gallery forests is rich in flowering plants, some of which were planted and the rest is natural. The English Garden has been a nature reserve since 1953.
There is always something to see, hear or discover in the Manor Park: colourful flower carpet in the spring, songs of many birds in the summer, colourful foliage in the autumn. In the winter, non-migratory birds and mammals can be observed. The snow-capped park enchants everyone. The English Garden is open all year round during the opening hours of the Agroverzum Centre of Science and Fun. Groups can pre-book guided Manor Park visits