Schroda: Holiday Apartments and Holiday Homes

The surrounding area of Środa County is home to Połażejewo – Palace, Łękno – Eclectic Palace, Miłosław – Neo-Renaissance Palace, and Kromolice – Palace.

Anyone wishing to rent a holiday apartment in Schroda can then continue their accommodation search.

Geographical Location

Środa County is located in the central part of the Greater Poland Voivodeship, southeast of Poznań, and comprises the municipalities of Dominowo, Krzykosy, Nowe Miasto nad Wartą, Zaniemyśl, and Środa Wielkopolska.

Środa Wielkopolska is the county seat; the town is described as being 33 km from Poznań, the capital of the Greater Poland Voivodeship.

Nature

The area is described as flat, with 16 % forest cover and a predominantly agricultural landscape consisting of broad lowlands, fields, meadows, pastures along the roads, alders along watercourses, and occasional wooded hills.

Geographically, Środa County belongs to the Gniezno Lake District within the Greater Poland Lake District. The northern part includes the Zaniemysko–Kórnik chain of lakes, while the southern part comprises the Śrem Basin and the broad ancient valley of the Warta.

Środa County is also characterized by extensive woodland and numerous lakes, including Jezioro Średzkie and Kórnik Lake.

History

The historic Schroda District is associated with Środa County; it was established in 1818 and had its regional administration in Schroda.

Activities

For Środa County, a hiking guide lists 18 routes featuring water elements, including paths by lakes and gentle cascades.

Outdooractive lists cycling routes assigned to Środa County, including the 60.6 km-long Zaniemyśl–Promno–Stacja route and the 61 km route from Poznań to Zaniemyśl.

More local pages: Brodowo, Chłapowo, Chocicza, Czarne Piątkowo, Jeziory Wielkie, Kopaszyce, Koszuty, Murzynowo Kościelne, Pierzchno, Solec, Środa Wielkopolska, Teresa, Zaniemysl.

To the higher-level travel overview: Greater Poland.