Mogilno: Holiday Apartments and Holiday Homes

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In the wider area around Mogilno are Wenecja, with a 14th-century knight's castle, Niechanowo, with a Neoclassical palace, and Arcugowo, with a Neo-Gothic palace. These buildings are well suited to a stay focused on historical architecture.

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Mogilno at a Glance

Mogilno is located in the Gniezno Lakeland on Lake Mogileńskie. The town has a long history; the earliest traces of settlement date back to the 7th century.

Lake Mogileńskie lies directly next to the town, the Panna flows through its centre, and small woodland areas surround Mogilno.

Culture and Excursions

The Church of St James the Elder in Mogilno is a late Gothic parish church dating from 1511. Mogilno lies on the Piast Trail and is a place for visitors interested in the history of the Polish state.

Poznań, Gniezno, Trzemeszno, Strzelno, Kruszwica, Biskupin, as well as the sanctuaries in Markowice and Licheń, are described as accessible from Mogilno.

A local list of excursions includes several circular tours that begin and end in Mogilno and connect churches, viewpoints, a museum, a beach and a bathing area in the wider surroundings. This appeals to travellers who want to combine culture, scenic views and water during an excursion.

The former Benedictine monastery and the church in Mogilno were built in the 11th century on a hill beside Lake Mogileńskie.

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