Morskie Oko Park - a park located in the Mokotów district of Warsaw. It is located between Puławska, Dworkowa, Belwederska and Promenada Streets on the Warsaw Skarpa and the Subcarpathian area.
Morskie Oko Park originally belonged to the romantic garden and palace complex designed for Princess Izabela Lubomirska née Czartoryska by Efraim Szreger and Szymon Bogumił Zug [3]. In 1820, the property was taken over by Anna Potocka née Tyszkiewicz. The property was called Mon coteau (French for "my hill"). The lower part of the park has become a popular entertainment place called the Promenade [2].
The park includes Szuster palace, the tomb of the Szustr family from 1899 and a monument to Jan Matejko [3].
