Rososzyca is home to St. Mark's Parish Church, which is listed in an excerpt from the register of historic monuments as a building dating from 1818. For travelers interested in architectural heritage, this documented historic monument is a specific point of interest in the village.
You can book a hotel in Rososzyca.
Culture
In the wider regional area around Rososzyca are Antonin – Hunting Palace, Marchwacz – Palace, Ostrzeszów – Castle, and Gołuchów – Castle. Bałczyna and Psia Góra are also located in this wider regional area.
Rososzyca has the Skórzewski Palace, a multi-part residence in the Neo-Renaissance style that was built in the 1870s and is currently in a severely deteriorated state.
Nature
The palace grounds include a historic park with monumental old trees and two ponds. One of these ponds occupies the former moat of a medieval fortified settlement.
Geographical Location
Rososzyca is located on the Ostrów–Grabów nad Prosną district road. The village profile lists MZK Ostrów Wielkopolski bus route 18 and PKS Ostrów Wielkopolski buses as bus connections.
Remains of 19th-century agricultural buildings have also been preserved on the grounds, including a large three-story granary.
History
Rososzyca has been known as a settlement since 1377 and was associated with the Skórzewski family from the late 18th century until 1928.
Geographically, Rososzyca lies on the edge of the Barycz Valley, near the confluence of the Leniwa Barycz, Gniła Barycz, and Ołobok watercourses.
Other destinations: Czarnylas, Kopalina, Antonin, Radłów, Nowe Skalmierzyce, Ostrów Wielkopolski, Odolanów, Raszków.
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