Witnica

The Drogowskazów i Słupów Milowych Cywilizacji Park is in the center of Witnica, next to the Witna stream, and covers more than 7 hectares. One of its distinctive features is the “Droga donikąd” installation, with remnants of field fortifications and a fragment of the Berlin Wall.

The Muzeum Chwały Oręża Polskiego is devoted to Polish military history. The Lubuskie Muzeum Browarnictwa covers regional brewing history. This cultural offering is complemented by a Neo-Gothic parish church with Romanesque Revival elements and an equestrian trail that runs through the municipality of Witnica.

The “Droga donikąd” installation in the park has a specific historical connection: it includes remnants of field fortifications and part of the Berlin Wall. The park therefore combines its theme of signposts and milestones of civilization with elements recalling military fortifications and the division of Germany.

The collections at the Muzeum Chwały Oręża Polskiego are divided into three sections: “Wojsko Polskie 1919–1939,” “Polskie Siły Zbrojne na Zachodzie” and “Współczesne Siły Zbrojne.” This structure provides an overview of the museum’s different subject areas. The outdoor exhibition includes cannons, howitzers and anti-aircraft guns used by the Polish army during the Second World War. Visitors with a particular interest in military history and equipment will find a different focus here than in the park or brewery museum.

The parish church adds an architectural dimension to the picture of the town: it is Neo-Gothic in style and also features Romanesque Revival elements. This brief description helps visitors see it as a distinct part of Witnica’s cultural history, rather than confusing it with the museums, which have different themes.

The Lubuskie Muzeum Browarnictwa is located on the brewery grounds in a former malt house. The building’s former purpose points to the processing of malt, while today it serves as a museum devoted to the history of brewing. The exhibition features memorabilia from breweries in around 50 locations where beer was brewed in what is now Lubusz Land.

The museum also has a device that allows guests to put together their own beer. So alongside the memorabilia, there is also an activity focused directly on creating a beer blend. Witnickie Piwowaria offers another highlight related to beer: this regular outdoor event has been held in Witnica since 2014. The museum and the event are distinct offerings—one focuses on brewing history, while the other is a recurring outdoor event.

The Polsko–Niemiecki Szlak Konny Nowe Polichno–Pritzhagen, the first Polish-German equestrian trail, runs through the municipality of Witnica and is signposted. Trail maps are available at tourist information facilities. These are useful resources for anyone who would like to check the route in advance; they do not provide details of a specific trail length or walking or riding time.

Within the municipality, the route runs via the Bogdaniec Nature Reserve, Świerkocin, Witnica, Mościczki, Kamień Wielki, Młyniska and Dąbroszyn to Warniki. These place names describe the route within the municipality. This makes it possible to consider the equestrian trail as a travel option in its own right alongside the museums and park, without combining these distinct attractions into a single route.

If you would like to expand your search to other destinations, you can also find pages about Rybakowo, Wojcieszyce, Deszczno, Landsberg An Der Warthe, Zdroisko, Kłodawa, Küstrin and Santoczno.

What does the “Droga donikąd” installation include?

It includes remnants of field fortifications and a fragment of the Berlin Wall.

What sections does the Muzeum Chwały Oręża Polskiego have?

The collections are divided into “Wojsko Polskie 1919–1939,” “Polskie Siły Zbrojne na Zachodzie” and “Współczesne Siły Zbrojne.”

Where can you get maps of the equestrian trail?

Maps of the Polsko–Niemiecki Szlak Konny Nowe Polichno–Pritzhagen are available at tourist information facilities.

For the broader travel overview: Landsberg An Der Warthe.