Księginki: Hotels and Accommodation

Kotowo - Pałac is located in the immediate vicinity of Księginki. You can book a hotel in Księginki.

Culture and Nature

The surrounding area of Księginki also includes Grabonóg - Pałac, Karolew - Borek Wlkp. - Pałac and Gola - Pałac.

In the late 16th century, Księginki was historically an ecclesiastical village owned by the Diocese of Poznań and was located in the then Kościan District of the Poznań Voivodeship.

Remains of an evangelical cemetery can be found in Księginki. There is also a glacial erratic with a circumference of 780 cm, which has been designated a natural monument.

Location and Getting There

Księginki is located on Voivodeship Road 434, 3 km south of Dolsk in Greater Poland. In the village, it intersects with District Road 4085 towards Nowieczko via Ostrowieczno.

History

Księginki was first mentioned in written records in 1210, when Duke Władysław Odonic transferred the village to a Cistercian monastery.

Surroundings

Soplicowo Filmowe, an open-air film museum in Cichowo associated with Pan Tadeusz, is listed as being 7.4 km from Księginki.

Åšrem, Dolsk and Jaszkowo.

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