Poland Muskau Park / Fürst Pückler Park

In the 19th century, Prince Pückler (German: Fürst Pückler) created the largest English-style landscape park in Central Europe, Muskauer Park / Park Mużakowski, also known as Prince Pückler Park (German: Fürst Pückler Park). Around a third of the park is located in the Saxon town of Bad Muskau in Germany, while the larger part lies to the east of the Lusatian Neisse to the north of the town of Łęknica in Poland. Several bridges over the river connect the two parts. The park is one of the few transnational world heritage sites.