Przygodzice – Fishponds, Culture and Walking Trails

Przygodzice is located on the Barycz. The fishponds stretch from Przygodzice to Antonin and lie within the “Dolina Baryczy” Natura 2000 site. Historic attractions include the Chata Regionalna in a gatehouse dating from 1813, a neo-Baroque church from 1925 and a cist grave dating from the 4th to 2nd century BC. A black hiking trail starts near the railway station.

The Barycz and the fishponds give Przygodzice a clear connection to water and landscape. The ponds extend from Przygodzice to Antonin; their location within the “Dolina Baryczy” Natura 2000 site is another precise reference point for understanding the geography. If you are looking for a destination with a connection to nature, you can consider this waterscape an important part of the town’s profile.

Another natural feature can be found in the middle of the town: a white stork’s nest with an internet camera is located at the municipal office in the centre. Alongside the landscape on the Barycz, this offers a specific place to observe nature in the town centre. The fishponds and the stork’s nest are different aspects of Przygodzice and may appeal to your interests in nature and landscape in different ways.

The Chata Regionalna is housed in a gatehouse dating from 1813 and features historical exhibitions. The building and the exhibition belong together: the historic gatehouse provides the Chata’s architectural setting, while the exhibitions focus on history. If you choose your destination based on cultural interests, this is a specific point of interest alongside the town’s nature experiences.

The neo-Baroque Church of Our Lady of Perpetual Help is also part of the town’s historic landscape; it dates from 1925. A much older historical reference is the cist grave in Przygodzice, dating from the 4th to 2nd century BC. Together, these three details span a pre-Christian grave, a 19th-century gatehouse and a 20th-century church. They offer different historical points of reference, without needing to be combined into a single route.

The black hiking trail starts near Przygodzice railway station. If you are interested in a hike, this is a useful location to know. The tourist information office provides free guidebooks and maps for hiking, cycling, canoeing and horse-riding routes. You can first decide which type of activity suits your travel plans, then consult the relevant information.

If you are travelling in your own vehicle, the tourist information office’s free parking is also relevant: it is available for cars and bicycles. Together with the guidebooks and maps provided there, these offer two practical points of reference for different needs—parking on the one hand, and route information on the other. The services cover several ways of getting around; which ones interest you depends on your own travel plans.

For further searches, you can also visit the pages for Przygodziczki, Czarnylas, Raszków, Ostrów Wielkopolski, Nowe Skalmierzyce, Radłów, Biniew and Kopalina.

Where does the black hiking trail start?

The black hiking trail starts near Przygodzice railway station.

What information does the tourist information office provide?

It provides free guidebooks and maps for hiking, cycling, canoeing and horse-riding routes.

Where is the white stork’s nest with an internet camera?

The nest is located at the municipal office in the centre of Przygodzice.

For the broader travel overview: Ostrowo.