Grabonóg Palace is located near Gostyński County. Gola Palace, Pudliszki Classicist Palace, and Gębice Classicist Palace are located in the surrounding area of Gostyński County.
You can rent a holiday apartment in Gostyn.
Nature
Gostyński County is located in the southern part of the Greater Poland Voivodeship and is predominantly agricultural in character.
The county occupies part of the Wielkopolska Lowland. The Obra Canal watercourse crosses its northern part, while the Jeżewo small retention reservoir is located in the municipality of Borek.
Culture
A continuing folk culture tradition exists around Krobia, connected with the Biskupia folk region and preserving older traditions.
A documented bicycle tour through three municipalities of Gostyński County leads mainly through agricultural landscapes from village to village and combines folklore, agricultural heritage, and Baroque architecture in Gostyń.
Spirituality
The Basilica of Święta Góra is described as an important Marian shrine and is associated with the Oratory of Saint Philip Neri.
Cycling
Another report on cycling in Gostyński County describes a route that connects village folklore, agricultural heritage, a historic wooden church, a folk ritual, sacred architecture, and urban monuments in parts of the county.
Region
Gostyński County is associated with fertile soils, an intensive agricultural culture, and food-processing companies such as Pudliszki and Mróz.
Orientation
Gostyń is the county seat, the most important named urban reference point, and also the largest city in Gostyński County.
The county's broader geographical setting includes the Leszno Upland and the Kania River in the area around the county seat.
Gostyn originated in the 13th century, received town rights in 1278, and developed as a local center of trade and crafts.
Other local references: Borek Wielkopolski, Gostyń, Krobia, Leonów, Magdalenki, Ostrowo, Piaski, Stezyca.
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