In the immediate vicinity of Gorzyczki lies Iłówiec Palace, dating from the 17th or 18th century. This historical point of interest suits travel planning in which architecture and history play a role.
For travelers who would like to book a hotel in Gorzyczki, the town is the specific reference point for accommodation planning.
The surrounding area of Gorzyczki also includes Czempiń Palace, Błociszewo Palace, and Brodnica Palace.
In the wider regional surroundings of Gorzyczki lies Wielkopolski National Park. The national park is a specific point of interest for visitors interested in nature.
History
The documented origins of Gorzyczki date back at least to the second half of the 14th century; the town has medieval origins.
Gorzyczki has a multi-story Neo-Renaissance palace, built in 1868 to a design by S. Hebanowski. The architectural design, featuring a tower and other elements, is attributed to a design from the architectural practice of Stanisław Hebanowski.
Geographical Setting
Gorzyczki is located on the Kościan Plain in Greater Poland, within Czempiń Municipality and Kościan County.
At the edge of the park stands a manor house described as a Baroque building from the late 18th century, with a wide entrance porch and a hipped roof.
Several other buildings of the former estate have also been preserved in the palace park.
Nature and Landscape
The broad driveway leads to the palace, which stands on a slight elevation; next to it is a large plane tree recognized as a natural monument. The grounds also include an old park.
The General Dezydery Chłapowski Landscape Park borders Gorzyczki.
A documented succession of noble owners is recorded for the estate, including the Wańkowicz family. The last owner, Stanisław Wańkowicz, and his wife Aleksandra were murdered by the Germans in 1943.
More local pages: Śmigiel, Cichowo, Kościan, Racot, Gryżyna, Lubiń, Jarogniewice, Czempiń.
