One of Radlin’s distinctive features is the palace and garden complex that survives today as a ruin. It is the only currently known residence on a rural estate in Greater Poland that was built on previously undeveloped land and was not fortified. Today, only fragments of the chapel and the northeastern wall of the palace complex in Radlin remain.
Renting a holiday apartment in Radlin is one of the possible personal plans for a stay.
Culture and History
Radlin’s cultural heritage includes the Church of St. Valentine, an early Baroque church built between 1686 and 1688. Next to the Church of St. Valentine in Radlin stands a wooden bell tower from the 19th century. The Church of St. Valentine in Radlin also has a Renaissance chapel from the fourth quarter of the 16th century, dedicated to Our Lady of Mount Carmel.
Nature
Pszczeli Zakątek in Radlin is an educational apiary that combines beekeeping, education and tourism. The educational apiary has several types of beehives that allow visitors to observe the bees at work inside. During workshops, visitors can make candles from beeswax or make soap themselves. Pszczeli Zakątek also offers excursion programmes for groups and individual visitors.
Flower beds with nectar- and honey-producing plants have been created around the Pszczeli Zakątek educational apiary in Radlin.
Cycling
The southern section of the Transwielkopolska cycling route passes through Radlin along a 38.6-kilometre route from Pogorzelica to Kurcew.
