Discover Murzynowo on the Warta

• Murzynowo lies on the right bank of the Warta.
• The protected “Kijewickie Kerki” natural and landscape complex was established on September 28, 2007. It covers 302.48 hectares in the cadastral areas of Murzynowo and Gościnowo.
• The complex protects landscape and aesthetic values; it contains several dozen trees of monumental proportions.
• The present-day Church of the Immaculate Heart of Mary was built in 1837 and is listed in both the heritage register and the heritage inventory.
• The red Euroregional Santok–Chełmsko cycling route passes through Murzynowo. The nearby Warta is suitable for fishing.
• A palace and a small landscaped park stand on the grounds of the former state agricultural farm.

Murzynowo’s natural character is embodied by the protected “Kijewickie Kerki” complex. Its area of 302.48 hectares extends across the cadastral areas of Murzynowo and Gościnowo, on the right bank of the Warta. Murzynowo itself is also on this bank. The river and the landscape complex thus provide a clear geographical reference for understanding the area.

The complex protects landscape and aesthetic values. Several dozen trees of monumental proportions are a distinctive feature within it. When planning your trip, you can therefore distinguish two aspects of its natural character: the size of the protected area and its remarkable trees. Its establishment on September 28, 2007, adds a fixed historical date to this picture.

The present-day Church of the Immaculate Heart of Mary in Murzynowo was built in 1837. It is listed in both the heritage register and the heritage inventory. Its name, year of construction, and heritage listings make it a clearly identifiable cultural and historical landmark. The year provides a specific date for the church’s construction.

Another local landmark stands on the grounds of the former state agricultural farm: a palace and a small landscaped park. Alongside the church, these two features also help identify the area’s cultural and landscape themes. You can distinguish the church from the former farm grounds as different points of interest for exploring history and cultural heritage.

The red Euroregional Santok–Chełmsko cycling route passes through Murzynowo. For cycling visitors, the village is therefore part of a named route. This is different from a general interest in the landscape: here, a specific route through Murzynowo is identified.

The Warta also matters when choosing leisure activities, as its proximity to Murzynowo makes the area suitable for fishing. Cycling and fishing appeal to different interests: the cycling route passes through the village, while fishing is linked to the nearby river. When comparing destinations by activity, you can weigh whether the cycling route or the connection to the Warta matters more to you.

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What is the Kijewickie Kerki landscape complex?

It is a protected natural and landscape complex covering 302.48 hectares, established on September 28, 2007. It lies in the cadastral areas of Murzynowo and Gościnowo on the right bank of the Warta and protects landscape and aesthetic values.

What cultural landmarks are there in Murzynowo?

The present-day Church of the Immaculate Heart of Mary was built in 1837 and is listed in both the heritage register and the heritage inventory. The grounds of the former state agricultural farm are also home to a palace and a small landscaped park.

What activities are associated with the area?

The red Euroregional Santok–Chełmsko cycling route passes through Murzynowo. The nearby Warta at Murzynowo is suitable for fishing.

Go to the regional travel overview: Międzyrzecki.