• Most of it is out of sight from the main entrance on ul. Krakowska, since the park runs long from west to east, so keep walking
• Little Niagara cascade sits at the far eastern end, with a weir on the Lower Oława along the way
• Wooden "Megaphones" by Estonian designer Birgit Õigus stand in the northern part, built to amplify the sounds of nature around them

Park Wschodni is a 30-hectare riverside park built between 1927 and 1929 on the remains of an old forest. The Upper and Lower Oława rivers form its edges, with a weir and a cascade locals call Little Niagara at the eastern end.

Kids get a playground, orienteering paths, meadows, swans and grey herons in the reeds, and wooden "Megaphones" that amplify the sounds of nature.