Nowe Skalmierzyce: Hotels and Accommodation

The local authority documented a Nordic walking instruction session that took place in Nowe Skalmierzyce. You can book a hotel in Nowe Skalmierzyce.

Geographical Location

Nowe Skalmierzyce is located in Poland, in the Greater Poland Voivodeship and Ostrowo County.

Culture and History

In the wider regional surroundings of Nowe Skalmierzyce are Gołuchów – Zamek, Marchwacz – Pałac and Antonin – Pałac myśliwski.

The former border station complex of Skalmierzyce includes a customs station building at 19 Kolejowa Street, dating from 1906 and entered in the heritage register.

At 43 Kaliska Street stands a former Protestant church, which is now the Roman Catholic Church of Our Lady of Perpetual Help. The church dates from 1911; the associated vicarage is also listed.

The school building at 52 Kaliska Street is listed as a structure from 1909, with alterations made in 1929–1930.

Nowe Skalmierzyce is home to a historic brick water tower, built in 1905, approximately 25 metres high, renovated in 2010 and described as a heritage monument.

The water tower is described as a place for walks and excursions; it is surrounded by a park used for recreation.

An official municipal exhibition in Nowe Skalmierzyce presented archaeological research from Skalmierzyce. On display were well-preserved finds from a large settlement described as approximately 2,000 years old and associated with the Przeworsk culture.

Other destinations: Raszków, Radłów, Przygodziczki, Czarnylas, Antonin, Rososzyca, Skrzebowa, Korytnica

To the overview of the broader travel destination: Ostrowo.