Wilcze

• House No. 26 is a timber house built using log construction in 1841.
• It is one of the best-preserved examples of local rural timber construction still standing in its original location.
• The village contains remains of a Protestant cemetery dating from the second half of the 19th century.
• A cycling route of about 46.5 kilometres and a blue-marked hiking trail of 60.4 kilometres pass through Wilcze or lead into the village.

House No. 26 is a tangible example of local rural timber construction. Built using log construction in 1841, it is one of the best-preserved examples of this building tradition still standing in its original location. Its construction year, method, and location make the house a clearly identifiable point of interest for travellers interested in historic architectural styles.

Another aspect of the village’s history can be seen in the remains of a Protestant cemetery. They date from the second half of the 19th century. The house and cemetery therefore represent different subjects: rural timber construction on the one hand, and the history of a Protestant burial ground on the other. Those who consider cultural and historical points of interest alongside activities when choosing a destination will find both in different forms in Wilcze.

The Rowerowy Szlak 10 Wsi i Miasta Wolsztyn cycling route is about 46.5 kilometres long and passes through Wilcze. The length is explicitly given as approximate. Its name also clearly distinguishes this cycling route from the Szlak Zachodniej Wielkopolski hiking trail.

The blue-marked Szlak Zachodniej Wielkopolski is 60.4 kilometres long. Its route first leads to Jezioro Wilcze and then enters the village of Wilcze at kilometre 24.8. This description provides both a named lake and a specific point on the trail in the village to help you find your way. The lengths refer to the respective routes; the kilometre marker given, by contrast, describes the section where the hiking trail passes into Wilcze. When planning your trip, you can distinguish whether you want to follow the cycling route through the village or the course of the blue-marked hiking trail.

For the period from 5 July to 3 August 2025, an occasionally used bathing area was planned at the ZHP camp base of Hufca ZHP Ziemi Wałbrzyskiej in Wilcze, at Jezioro Wuszno. This information refers to the specified period in 2025. It is therefore a time-specific detail alongside Wilcze’s cultural attractions and routes.

If you would like to include other village pages in your trip planning, you can also find information about Wolsztyn, Godziszewo, Tuchorza, Boruja, Solec Nowy, Chorzemin, Kopanica and Barchlin.

How old is House No. 26 in Wilcze?

The timber house built using log construction dates from 1841.

How long is the Szlak Zachodniej Wielkopolski?

The blue-marked hiking trail is 60.4 kilometres long. It leads to Jezioro Wilcze and then enters the village of Wilcze at kilometre 24.8.

When was the bathing area at Jezioro Wuszno planned to be open?

It was planned for the period from 5 July to 3 August 2025 at the ZHP camp base of Hufca ZHP Ziemi Wałbrzyskiej in Wilcze.

For the broader travel overview: Wollstein.