Did you know?The founder of the park, Count Aspremont, was instrumental in developing it from both the architectural and botanical points of view. He added many exotic plants to the local flora. In order to restore the park to what it had looked like in earlier centuries, inventory research of the flora and fauna was carried out in 1997. It showed that there were 97 species of vertebrates living in the park, including European tree frog, grass snake, peregrine falcon, and several species of bats. The flora includes lily of the valley, bastard balm, meadow buttercup and green figwort. They grow in three different habitats: mesophilic meadow, woodland and water meadow. Today, there are 38 species of deciduous and coniferous trees in the park, principally European ash, European alder and field maple; rarer species are southern catalpa, European yew and London plane.
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The „Renovation and Revitalization of the Historical Park in Lednické Rovne“ project received a grant from Iceland, Liechtenstein and Norway in the amount of € 1.251.818 through the EEA grants and Norway grants. The project was co-funded in the amount of 187.773 € from the state budget of the Slovak Republic. The objective of the project is To restore and revitalise pavements, hypodrome, to cut down some woody plants and planting of new onces instead. A new mobiliare and new rest areas will be placed in the Historical park in Lednicke Rovne. A local Museum of Glass will be renewed and International Glass symposium artworks will be set up within the park. Glass manufacturing and the historical park will be propagated.