




Accommodation is not everything
The first capital of Poland offers a lot of attractions.
It is worth paying your particular attention to:
We suggest visiting the area around Trzemeszno - the Piast Route:
Biskupin - an archaeological reserve situated in the Biskupińskie Lake peninsula. Based on large fragments of the original settlement, there was reconstructed a part of fortified town with its ramparts, a gate and streets. The wooden country huts with their interiors and primitive household tools illustrate how our forefathers used to live;
Kruszwica - a tower with a beautiful view of the Gopło Lake panorama. A boat trip over Lake Gopło, which is one of the largest lakes in the Wilekopolska and Kujawy regions, may give you a lot of fun. In the developed peninsula there are numerous rowing and sailing harbours;
Wenecja - the ruins of the 14th century castle and the Museum of the Narrow Gauge Train. There one can admire a dozen or so steam locomotives of various kinds, as well as carriages with railwayman's gear and uniform exhibitions. The main attraction is a ride on a narrow gauge train, which connects Biskupin, Wenecja and Żnin;
Żnin - the most interesting monuments include the 15th century St. Florian's Church, The Museum of the Pałuki District located in the former magistracy building and a gothic town hall tower located in the market square of Żnin;
Ostrów Lednicki - the relics of Poland's oldest pre-Romanesque complex of palace and sacred architecture;
The Wielkopolska Region Ethnographic Park in Lednogóra - Dziekanowice;
Archaeological reserve - fortified settlement in Grzybowo, dated back to the 10th century;
Archaeological reserve - The fortified settlement of the Piasts in Giecz.
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