A small place that won me over. A patch of ground holding a cradle of Japanese beauty. Perfect for outdoor photos. Azaleas, bonsai trees. All of it beautifully framed.[hr]
It was supposed to be a lazy Sunday in Bielsko, full of rest. I could not sit still in one and the same place. I wanted to see something interesting, something different. I started searching online, and in the end I found it. Japanese gardens in Pisarzowice. The photos online alone set an interesting mood. On top of that the Festival of Blooming Azaleas was starting, running until 25 May. A quick decision, and an hour later I was standing in that unusual place.
The weather was superb. After several days of heavy rain, the sun was much easier to appreciate. The storm clouds added flavor, ready to drop something at any moment.
The fairy-tale feel showed up in every corner of the garden. I could not put the camera down. I tried to catch the beauty spilling out from every side. I know nothing about plants, and luckily you do not need to in order to appreciate beauty.
The buildings in Japanese style rounded it off well. You could feel that particular mood. The only thing missing was Japanese food.
Luckily there was also a place to eat calmly and drink something good. Just watch out. The cafe is open until 15:00.
The water in the garden never got in the way.
Summary
The place is not too big. 2 hours plus a bit of time in the cafe and that is all of it. Ideal for a stop on the way through. And it deserves that stop, which I think shows in these few photos of mine. I have to admit the nursery here has a great idea for advertising.
Here are a few details, in case somebody wants to get there:
Krzewy Ozdobne, Ogrody Japońskie, Antoni Pudełko
ul.Ogrodnicza 2 43-332 Pisarzowice
