Wargowo: Holiday Apartments and Holiday Homes
Wargowo is home to an eclectic manor house with dominant Baroque elements, built by Count Teodor Żółtowski in 1889. For travelers interested in historic architecture, this particular building is a cultural point of interest.
You can rent a holiday apartment in Wargowo.
Culture
Objezierze – Palace from 1792–98 is located in the immediate vicinity of Wargowo.
In the area surrounding Wargowo are Biedrusko – Palace, Napachanie – Palace, and Nieszawa – Palace from the mid-19th century; Góra Moraska is also located in this area.
In the wider regional surroundings of Wargowo are Poznań and Dziewicza Góra.
The manor house and park of Wargowo are privately owned and not open to visitors.
Wargowo's documented origins date back to the Middle Ages: a surviving copy of a document from 1218 records the settlement as Vargovo, while a document from 1399 records the form Wargow.
The historic buildings associated with the estate include former estate workers' houses, farm buildings, a school dating from 1846–1849, and a former post office from the early 20th century.
A lime-tree avenue connects Wargowo with its railway station.
The documented manor house is known as Dwór Żółtowskich.
The Oborniki Gmina features a lowland river landscape. Forests form the eastern part of the Puszcza Notecka, and the Słonawy nature reserve lies on the Wełna River.
For the overview of the higher-level destination: Obernigk.
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