Warthelager Military Training Area

Biedrusko is home to the Łysy Młyn Forest Education Centre and Pałac Biedrusko, which houses the Museum of Military and Interior Architecture. The “Rola wody w przyrodzie” educational trail runs around the pond at the centre, and the watermill building houses a forest laboratory.

Cycling and self-guided activities are also among the ways to visit: a connection between cycle paths provides the Chludowo–Suchy Las–Biedrusko route without requiring you to enter the military training area. The family game “Biedrusko. W cieniu poligonu” can be played independently at any time.

At the Łysy Młyn Forest Education Centre, you can explore two different offerings. The “Rola wody w przyrodzie” educational trail runs around the pond. It focuses on the role of water in nature and combines this theme with an outdoor route. The watermill building also houses a forest laboratory. This gives you two different points of interest: an educational trail outdoors and a laboratory inside the mill.

If you’d like to tailor your visit to your interests, you can explore the water trail by the pond or make the forest laboratory a destination in its own right.

The connection between cycle paths makes it possible to ride the Chludowo–Suchy Las–Biedrusko route without entering the military training area. If you include this section in your route planning, follow the route as described. No distance or travel time is specified.

The cycling route is a different way to experience Biedrusko from the activities at Łysy Młyn or a tour of the town. When deciding what to do, you can choose between a cycling connection, a nature-focused visit, or a cultural focus. The information does not describe these activities as parts of a single combined route.

The outdoor family game “Biedrusko. W cieniu poligonu” is designed to be played independently and can be played at any time. If you’d like to explore Biedrusko through a game, you can make this activity a part of your itinerary.

The quest “O niepodległości i wojskowości w Biedrusku” is a tour of Biedrusko. It covers the Polish battles during the Greater Poland Uprising, as well as the history of numerous local buildings and monuments. These subjects give the quest a historical focus. The family game and the quest therefore offer different experiences: one is a self-guided outdoor game, while the other explores local history on a tour.

Biedrusko Palace was built between 1877 and 1880 by Ludwik Huhn for Albrecht Otton von Treskow. The building is designed in the Neo-Renaissance style. Pałac Biedrusko houses the Museum of Military and Interior Architecture (Muzeum Wojskowe i Architektury Wnętrz). The architecture and museum offer two different reasons to learn about the palace: its building history and the museum collection housed there.

The park surrounding the palace includes an amphitheatre, a lovers’ bower, ponds, and a fountain. If you’re interested in the design of the outdoor space, you can take these features into account alongside the palace building. These features vary in type and include both built structures and bodies of water.

When visiting Biedrusko, you can choose between nature, cycling, a family game, and local history, depending on your interests. Other destinations you can compare include Kamińsko, Zakrzewo, Czmoń, Koziegłowy, Ceradz Kościelny, Lusowo, Kiekrz, and Trzebaw.

Can the family game be played at any time?

Yes. “Biedrusko. W cieniu poligonu” can be played independently at any time.

What topics does the quest in Biedrusko cover?

The quest covers the Polish battles during the Greater Poland Uprising, as well as the history of numerous local buildings and monuments.

Can you ride the cycling route without entering the military training area?

Yes. The connection between cycle paths makes it possible to ride from Chludowo via Suchy Las to Biedrusko without entering the military training area.

For the broader travel overview: Poznań.