Saka Manor Park is situated on a limestone shore with beautiful scenery. The oldest trees in the park indicate its great age and possible origin in the early 19th century.

The park is free-form and the granite stones have been reconstructed to create a network of paths as similar as possible to the original, with benches along the way. In addition, parking spaces, park lighting, a pavilion and a gazebo have been built.

The trench line has been restored and a rock exhibition has been created in the park, where you can get an overview of the rocks from different eras.

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