Kopanica's historical development includes an early settlement market, former town rights dating from the 15th century, and the loss of these town rights in 1934. This history provides a specific point of reference for travellers interested in historical developments in the area.
Culture
On the Old Market, a statue of Our Lady, Queen, commemorates the victims of the Second World War; it was erected in 1989.
Kopanica preserves fragments of a historic town layout with two market squares: the rectangular Old Market lies to the south, while the square New Market lies to the north.
The protected parish church complex in Kopanica comprises the Church of the Assumption of Mary, dated 1885, a cemetery from the 17th and 19th centuries, an enclosure from 1885, a rectory from 1885, and a Catholic house from the early 20th century, which is now used as a chapel and mortuary. A church tower belonging to the Church of the Assumption of Mary is also documented on ul. Poniatowskiego.
Geographical Location
Kopanica is situated on the right bank of the Obra. The village lies on the road to Sulechów and is 14 km southwest of Wolsztyn.
Chobienice - Pałac is located in the surrounding area of Kopanica. In the wider regional area are Jabłonna - Pałac and Rakoniewice - Pałac.
The protected sites in Kopanica also include an evangelical church complex with a Neo-Romanesque evangelical church, built in 1858–1859 and documented as a former evangelical church.
Historical pictorial documents show the Old Market Square and Kopanica railway station. These two subjects provide a specific historical point of reference in the village.
The buildings in the settlement are predominantly single-storey, ridge-oriented structures dating mainly from the mid-19th century.
A railway bridge associated with the Północny Kanał Obry and Kopanica is documented in historical pictorial records of the village.
The railway bridge in Kopanica crosses the Północny Kanał Obry, which is also known as Kopanica.
You can rent a holiday apartment in Kopanica.
