It is the tallest wooden tower in Europe. Thousands of plants have been planted around the Gliwice Radio Station.

Gardening work has transformed the area around the iconic Gliwice Radio Station, featuring 2,600 Bobo hydrangeas, 1,750 Stardust sedums, and 450 Repens mountain pines. Prior to planting, the beds were cleaned and soil replaced to ensure optimal growth conditions. The final appearance will be visible in spring when the plants bloom, enhancing the area's color. The project, costing over 320,000 PLN, was executed following guidelines from the Provincial Office for the Protection of Monuments in Katowice. The Gliwice Radio Station, a historical site from 1935, is notable for its 111-meter wooden antenna tower and its role in the events leading to World War II.