This English-style landscape park has been restored to its early 20th-century appearance. It was founded by engineer Carl Constantin Collin, who studied in Paris and graduated in 1888. The park covers about 3.5 hectares in a wooded stream valley with four hand-dug ponds from the 1880s, and rare plants are both planted and growing wild.
The museum area has a summer café and information point serving light snacks. Events, exhibitions and guided group tours can be arranged on request. The site also holds the unfinished stone ruins of a castle-like main building begun in 1909. The restoration was supported by EU funding. The car park and entrance are wheelchair accessible.
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