Bralin is a small town in Greater Poland with Silesian roots.
Culture and History
Near Bralin is the Church of the Nativity of the Blessed Virgin Mary na Pólku, the Church of the Nativity of the Blessed Virgin Mary “Na Pólku”. It stands on a slight hill amid fields, about 1.5 km south of the village of Bralin. The church is one of the largest wooden churches in Greater Poland and an outstanding example of sacred wooden architecture.
Parishioners from Kępno have been making pilgrimages to Pólko since 1708.
Cycle Paths
The “Smocza Kraina” cycle route is 117.2 km long, of which 85.2 km run through Kępno County. It is designated as a red cycle route and runs via Tabor Wielki, Bralin and Nosale.
The southern section of the Transwielkopolska cycle route runs through Bralin. The section in Kępno County includes the Bralin Las and Bralin Wodociągi waypoints.
Surroundings
Kobyla Góra is located in the surroundings of Bralin, 7.8 km away. At 284 m above sea level, it is the highest peak of the Ostrzeszów Hills.
The Zalew Blewązka reservoir, also known as Zalew Kobyla Góra, is located in the surroundings of Bralin, 11.8 km away, in the village of Kobyla Góra in Ostrzeszów County.
Bralin is the specific destination for anyone wishing to rent a holiday apartment here.
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