You can rent a holiday apartment in Wolsztyn.
Rakoniewice – Palace, Jabłonna – Palace and Chobienice – Palace are located in the surrounding area of Wolsztyn. This particularly appeals to travellers who want to discover palaces.
Grodzisk Wlkp. – Palace is also located in the wider regional area around Wolsztyn.
Culture and Landscape
Wolsztyn is home to Parowozownia Wolsztyn, described as the world's last steam locomotive depot that operates on a standard-gauge railway in passenger service.
The active steam locomotive depot in Wolsztyn is described as the last facility of its kind in the world to operate steam-hauled passenger trains on standard-gauge tracks.
The Palace of Wolsztyn was built in 1845, redesigned in 1911, burned down in 1945 and reconstructed between 1960 and 1962.
The active depot uses steam locomotives for scheduled passenger trains on the route to Poznań.
Wolsztyn lies on the shores of the two lakes Barzyńskie and Wolsztyńskie, which are connected by the Dojca River.
Wolsztyn's cultural history includes connections to the physician and Nobel Prize winner Robert Koch as well as to the sculptor Marcin Rożek.
As an operating locomotive depot, Parowozownia Wolsztyn preserves railway and technological heritage. Visitors can see workshops, machinery and maintenance facilities there.
Wolsztyn's steam locomotive heritage also includes an operational locomotive shed and a nearby open-air museum with steam locomotives.
Cycling
A cycling infrastructure is documented for Wolsztyn, including bicycle racks, parking facilities, bicycle rental services, repair centres, sports shops and cycling clubs.
Those who would like to explore the local area further can also view Kębłowo-Kolonia.
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