Chocicza: Holiday Apartments and Holiday Homes

The palace in Chocicza is listed in the Polish Register of Historic Monuments under number 2070/A and was entered on 20 February 1986. Those interested in documented cultural monuments will therefore find a specific cultural point of reference in Chocicza.

Rent a holiday apartment in Chocicza – the accommodation request already explicitly names the location.

Geographical Location

Chocicza is located in the Greater Poland Voivodeship, in Środa County and the municipality of Nowe Miasto nad Wartą, on the Kalisz Upland.

The village is about 5 km from Nowe Miasto, on Voivodeship Road 436 towards Śrem and near the Poznań–Katowice railway line. For travellers who take a location’s road and rail connections into account, this transport context is a specific travel consideration.

Culture and History

Jarocin - Palace is located in the surrounding area of Chocicza. The wider regional area includes Łękno - Eclectic Palace, Miłosław - Neo-Renaissance Palace and Połażejewo - Palace.

The building is described as a substantial structure in the Polish style with classical features. The description includes high roof structures and two semicircular balconies on the garden façade.

Historically, Chocicza was connected with Greater Poland and was initially a noble village belonging to the Chocicki family. Their surname was derived from the name of the settlement.

The palace was built in 1920 for the German von Jouanne family. In 1930, Chocicza was owned by Maksymilian von Jouanne.

Other places: Środa Wielkopolska, Koszuty, Teresa, Jeziory Wielkie, Kopaszyce, Murzynowo Kościelne, Pierzchno, Chłapowo.

To the overview of the wider destination: Schroda.