Bercsényi grove - Bercsényi grove

I like to train here. No hustle and bustle. There are no good, shady trees either, but the place is still suitable for a full weight training of your own. I've never had a problem with anyone here. Fits. Since the place can’t be called huge, I even used to talk! There are basketball courts after / or before training. It's brutally hot in the summer, but we're brutal too ... The opening hours are between 8-20, as far as I know, especially in the summer season, they could push it a little.

We visit because of the play. Cultured, tidy park. Shaded trees, modern playground.

So far I’ve tried three times to go into the fitness park to train, but all 3 times the door was closed. So I just went there unnecessarily. And yet I thought anyone could use it at any time.

Close to downtown, sports fields, playground, dog runner.

The Bercsényi grove developed on the lower section of the former Rábca riverbed before regulation. At the site of the riverbed, plans were made for the utilization and the creation of a green area after the regulation. Ármin Pecz prepared a plan for the landscaping of several areas in Győr, including the abandoned riverbed. At the request of Béla Rerich and Gyula Pecz, he presented one of his most significant plans at the 1910 Budapest International Horticultural Exhibition entitled 'Parking of the Rábca Riverbed in Győr'. Ármin Pecz partially filling this area, approx. It has established 8 interconnected gardens of 40 acres. In the first 7 park parts (the current Bercsényi grove and the area of ​​the Bercsényi SZKI), he imagined a geometric, symmetrical and landscape design, keeping in mind the expediency of transport between the two parts of the city. Visual drawings were also made of the ideas, but in the end the plan was not carried out. The riverbed has been under natural recharge for decades since 1907. A XX. In the first third of the 19th century, the lower and upper sections were filled and a road network was built on it. The lower and upper ends were built in the 1930s, and the filling, afforestation and utilization of the riverbeds in front of the Miklós Bercsényi Secondary School also began. The green space between OTI and the school was named Bercsényi grove. The Győr Dózsa Sports Complex was located in the Bercsényi grove. Joining the rehabilitation of the district, a modern playground with slides, a climbing castle and a rotating carousel was completed at the end of the grove near the city center in 2013. An artificial grass sports field was built in the continuation of the playground. The old, beautiful sycamores in the old riverbed are beautifully decorated, complemented by young trees and a low shrub planting that “drains” from the hill. Based on the diploma thesis of Márta Fischer at the Corvinus University of Budapest