Buk: Hotels and Accommodation

In the surrounding area of Buk lies Niegolewo – a palace dating from 1895–96. You can book hotels in Buk. For visitors interested in palaces, Niegolewo is a specific cultural point of reference. Also located in the same surrounding area are Dakowy Mokre – Palace, Jankowice Wlkp. – Palace, and Konarzewo – Palace.

Regional Surroundings

Poznań lies in the wider regional surroundings of Buk. The Wielkopolska National Park and Góra Moraska are also located in this wider regional area.

Culture and History

A route entitled “Tajemnice starówki w Buku” (“Secrets of Buk’s Old Town”) is associated with Buk.

Buk was first mentioned in written records in 1257; at that time, the town already had a church and the right to collect duties. In 1289, Buk received Magdeburg rights. Trade then increased, and the town acquired a defensive wall.

Crafts and brewing are also documented: Crafts grew in importance, and brewers are recorded from 1519 onward.

Local Character

Gmina Buk is included in the Poznań County Culinary Trail. This includes restaurants, bakeries, confectioneries, food producers, apiaries, producers of artisan ice cream and craft-brewed beer, as well as recurring culinary events.

Transport and Regional Context

Niepruszewo, within Gmina Buk, is located near the Buk interchange on the A2, approximately 22 km from Poznań.

The Niepruszewo Industrial Park in Gmina Buk covers more than 200 hectares. A motorcycle route through Greater Poland ran through this industrial park.

Buk is connected by the Opalenica–Poznań and Stęszew–Szamotuły roads and lies on the Berlin–Poznań railway line.

To the main travel overview: Poznań.

More Destinations

More places under the same destination:

Tomice, Promienko, Sierosław, Walerianowo, Radzewice, Wysogotowo, Glinka Duchowna, Stęszew.