Discover Bonin
Accommodation in Bonin
Bonin combines architectural history and scenery with a cycling route that passes through the village. Notable sights include the Neo-Gothic church “Kościół pw. św. Józefa”, the “Dwór” building and its park, and the farm buildings of “Folwark w Boninie”. If you would like to include outdoor activities, historic buildings and a green neighbourhood in your trip, you’ll find several points of interest here. When choosing a holiday apartment in Bonin, it may therefore help to consider in advance whether you want to focus mainly on the cycle route, the architecture or the park.
Cycling through Bonin
The “Rowerem po Ziemi Choszczeńskiej” cycle route passes through Bonin and is 38 kilometres long in total. Bonin is therefore part of a longer route, not simply a destination with a route whose length is limited to the village. The total distance gives you a useful reference point for factoring the ride into your travel plans.
A church spanning two periods
The church “Kościół pw. św. Józefa” was built in 1845 and is Neo-Gothic in style. It houses a Mannerist altar from the 17th century, which comes from an older church. For travellers interested in architecture and historic furnishings, this combination offers a particularly distinctive insight into Bonin’s local history. An old building known as the “dom rzemiosła” also stands near the church.
Dwór and park
The “Dwór” building, erected in the 19th century, features eclectic elements. A park with a woodland feel lies right beside it. Old trees grow there, mainly oaks. These features give a visit a different focus from the architectural history of the church: here, the emphasis is on a green setting with mature trees. If you would like to include both cultural interests and a park in your trip, you can consider both when choosing what to see in Bonin, without treating them as a single activity.
Farm buildings and equestrian centre
“Folwark w Boninie” consists of farm buildings and forms part of a manor house complex established in the first half of the 19th century. A barn and cowshed at the folwark are associated with the year 1880. This date applies to the individual farm buildings; it should not be confused with the date when the entire complex was established. An equestrian centre is currently operating on the folwark grounds. Bonin thus brings together historic buildings and a currently operating equestrian centre as distinct points of interest.
If you’re looking for a holiday apartment, choose Bonin as your destination in particular if you’re interested in its local features: the church and its older altar, Dwór and the park, the manor house complex or the cycle route. The first step in your search is therefore to decide which aspects of Bonin you’d like to discover during your trip.
Discover more places
If you’d like to include destinations beyond Bonin in your search, you’ll also find Łasko, Choszczno, Dominikowo, Kiełpino, Skrzaty, Drawno, Bierzwnik and Gostyczyn here.
For the broader travel overview: Choszczeński.
