Jaracz: Holiday Apartments and Holiday Homes

A signposted tourist trail runs through Jaracz-Młyn, follows the Wełna corridor to the Promenada Reserve, and continues on to Rogoźno.

You can rent a holiday apartment in Jaracz.

Culture

The Jaracz-Młyn mill settlement is a registered historic ensemble dating from the second half of the 19th century; its registered components include a watermill, a miller's house, and a stable.

In the vicinity of Jaracz are Nieszawa – Palace from the mid-19th century, Gorzewo – 19th-century palace, Łopiszewo – 20th-century palace, and Objezierze – palace from 1792–98.

About one kilometre from Jaracz, in Jaracz-Młyn, is the Museum of Milling and Water-Powered Rural Industrial Facilities. It includes a reconstructed mill stable and a historic watermill that is open to visitors.

Landscape

In the wider regional surroundings of Jaracz are Góra Moraska and Dziewicza Góra.

Geographical Location

Jaracz is a place in northern Greater Poland on the Wełna River, about 45 kilometres north of Poznań.

Activities

A canoeing route runs along the Wełna from Rogoźno to Jaracz.

For a further overview of the area, you can also visit Wargowo, Maniewo, Oborniki, and Rogoźno.

For the overview of the higher-level destination: Obernigk.