Nojewo is home to a Neo-Gothic parish church dedicated to Saint Andrew Bobola. It was built in 1865 and is listed in the register of historic monuments. For travellers interested in cultural history, it is a tangible point of interest. You can rent a holiday apartment in Nojewo.
Nature and Landscape
The area around Nojewo lies in the buffer zone of Sieraków Landscape Park.
The rare bird species reported around Nojewo include the red kite, kestrel, honey buzzard and crane.
Location and Surroundings
Nojewo lies about 20 km west of Szamotuły, on the road from Wronki to Pniewy and next to the inactive railway line from Szamotuły to Międzychód.
Culture and History
Psarskie – a 19th-century Neo-Gothic palace – is located in the immediate vicinity of Nojewo. The surrounding area also includes Pożarowo – a 19th-century eclectic palace – and Pniewy – a late-Baroque palace.
In the wider regional surroundings of Nojewo lies Sieraków – the Opaliński Castle.
The former Nojewo railway station preserves part of its railway infrastructure, including an additional main track and a branch line towards Międzychód.
The former railway station also includes a small museum with railway memorabilia.
A brick Intze-type railway water tower has been preserved in Nojewo in museum condition; it is described as available for viewing.
Local Character
Stary MÅ‚yn Nojewo is described as offering Polish cuisine and having an animal park.
Classification
Nojewo is a village in the Greater Poland Voivodeship, in Szamotuły County and the administrative area of Pniewy.
The village lies on the edge of a relatively deep valley.
Experiences
Rides on a motorised rail trolley are described on the restored railway section between Nojewo and Chrzypsko Wielkie. This provides a specific local experience for travellers interested in railway activities.
The oldest surviving written mention of Nojewo dates from 1284.
