Pawłówek is listed in the municipality of Blizanów as one of nine former manor parks. The municipality describes these manor-and-palace complexes as areas of historical, natural, and compositional value in the local cultural landscape. This makes Pawłówek particularly interesting for visitors interested in historic cultural landscapes.
You can rent a holiday apartment in Pawłówek.
The municipality of Blizanów promotes old manor houses, rural churches, the Prosna Valley, and extensive forest areas rich in fruit and mushrooms as its main tourist attractions.
Culture
Gołuchów – Zamek is located near Pawłówek.
Marchwacz – Pałac is located in the wider regional area around Pawłówek. Wzgórza Tureckie is also located in the wider regional area around Pawłówek.
The former manor house in Pawłówek dated from the mid-19th century and was extended at the end of the 19th century with a two-storey western wing. The manor house no longer exists; the site was redeveloped for production buildings.
Historical records concerning Pawłówek report that the settlement belonged to Rafał Brzechwa in 1579. Later, Archbishop Karnkowski granted Pawłówek and Kokanin to the Jesuits, who owned both places until 1774.
For further orientation, you can also visit the pages for Staw, Szałe, Wolica, Żelazków, Tłokinia Kościelna, Borek, Nowa Plewnia, and Kalisz.
