Chabsko: Culture and Cycling Loop

• The permanent exhibition “Sztuka Ziemi Mogileńskiej” opened at the Muzeum Ziemi Mogileńskiej in Chabsko on 15 May 2026.
• Another exhibition explores the region’s folk culture and folk art, crafts, and the everyday lives of its residents.
• A suggested cycling loop around Jezioro Kamienieckie is approximately 30 km long and is currently unmarked.

The permanent exhibition “Sztuka Ziemi Mogileńskiej” opened on 15 May 2026. Its title places the art of the Mogileńska region in the spotlight. The Muzeum Ziemi Mogileńskiej also features an exhibition on the region’s folk culture and folk art, crafts, and the everyday lives of its residents. The two themes offer different points of connection: one exhibition turns the focus to art, while the other explores lived culture and craft traditions.

If you enjoy giving your trip a cultural focus, these exhibitions can shape your visit to Chabsko.

One suggested route is an approximately 30 km loop around Jezioro Kamienieckie. It passes through Chabsko and by the Muzeum Ziemi Mogileńskiej. The route is currently unmarked. Bear this in mind when planning your route if you choose to use this suggestion: its length and course can serve as reference points, but there are no markers to follow along the way.

For your choice, the most relevant details are its approximate length of 30 km and the fact that it is unmarked.

At the 24th edition of the Festyn “Chlebem i Miodem” at the Muzeum Ziemi Mogileńskiej in Chabsko, visitors could sample local specialties, view and buy handicrafts, and take part in soap-making and pottery workshops. The programme therefore included regional products and crafts as well as hands-on activities. Programme details may vary from year to year, so these offerings should not be considered a fixed programme for every edition.

In the wider destination of Mogilno, buildings tell the story of different eras. The Fara – kościół św. Jakuba Apostoła is a Gothic church dating from 1511; its main altar features a painting of Saint James the Greater from the 18th century. The Klasztor pobenedyktyński and its church were built by Benedictines in the 11th century on a small hill on the northeastern shore of Jezioro Mogileńskie. The church retains the original form of a Romanesque basilica, with Gothic, Renaissance, and Baroque accents. The western crypt is described as one of only three of its kind in Europe.

In the centre of Mogilno is the Park miejski z amfiteatrem letnim i fontanną. It has a fountain and renovated paths with new lighting. The summer amphitheatre has 300 seats and is used for concerts and outdoor events held in summer.

Cycling route suggestions are also listed for Mogilno: the approximately 14 km TRASA nr 8 (MDW) goes around Jezioro Wiecanowskie and starts and ends in Mogilno. The approximately 28 km TRASA nr 1 (MSK) connects Mogilno with Kalwaria Mogileńska before returning to Mogilno. Both suggested routes are currently unmarked. Discover other destinations including Mielenko, Wójcin, Strzelno, Kwieciszewo and Izdby.

Which permanent exhibition opened in Chabsko in 2026?

The permanent exhibition “Sztuka Ziemi Mogileńskiej” opened at the Muzeum Ziemi Mogileńskiej in Chabsko on 15 May 2026.

Is the cycling loop around Jezioro Kamienieckie marked?

No. The approximately 30 km suggested route passes through Chabsko and by the museum, but is currently unmarked.

What was on offer at the Festyn “Chlebem i Miodem”?

At the 24th edition, visitors could sample local specialties, view and buy handicrafts, and take part in soap-making and pottery workshops. Programme details may vary from year to year.

For the wider travel overview: Mogilno.