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Association of Polish CountiesThe St Stanislaus Parish Church in Buk
Commune: Buk
The history of parish church in Buk dates back to the Middle Ages. The original, 13th c. temple was built of timber in the heart of teeming with life and fast developing trade town.
The St Joseph's Church in Kicin
Commune: Czerwonak
In the heart of the village of Kicin, you will find a wooden St Joseph's church dating back to mid-18th c., whose history goes back to 1405.
The Post-Cistercian John the Baptist's Church in Owińska
Commune: Czerwonak
Post-Cistercian John the Baptist's Church in Owińska
In 13th c., Cistercian nuns from Trzebnica brought to the region by Prince Przemysł I and Bolesław Pobożny chose for their seat the land on River Warta located next to a major transportation route.
Read more about: The Post-Cistercian John the Baptist's Church in Owińska
Commune: DopiewoThe Manor House in Więckowice
Commune: Dopiewo
Manor House in Więckowice situated in a park and with its expansive form still looks impressive, despite dilapidation.
The Palace in Krerowo
Commune: Kleszczewo
In the past, the bishops of Poznań owned the village of Krerowo and throughout ages, its ownership changed.
Church of St Mary's Birth in Tulce
The Commune: Kleszczewo
The Church of St Mary's Birth in Tulce is one of the oldest brick churches in the region of Wielkopolska.
The palace in Tulce
Commune: Kleszczewo
The palace in Tulce was built in a vast landscape park.
The Church and Palace in Gułtowy
Commune: Kostrzyn Wlkp.
Built in the years 1737-1738, wooden church in Gułtowy is picturesquely situated among old trees on a hill in the heart of the village.
The Castle and Arboretum in Kórnik
Commune: Kórnik
The Castle in Kórnik, a magnate residence converted in the 19th c. whose origins go back to the Middle Ages, today is considered one of the most interesting examples of English gothic architecture in Poland.
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