Mogilno: Holiday Apartments and Holiday Homes

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Mogilno County is home to places and memorial traces connected with Piast history; at the same time, the Mogilno Trail presents the history of the area as reaching back to the beginnings of Piast Poland. This connection appeals to travellers interested in culture and history.

You can rent a holiday apartment in Mogilno.

Geographical setting

Mogilno County covers approximately 675.9 square kilometres and consists of four municipalities: Mogilno, Strzelno, Dąbrowa and Jeziora Wielkie.

Nature

Mogilno County is a scenic area with numerous forests, rivers and lakes.

Orientation

Visitor facilities in Mogilno County include local recreation areas as well as dining and hotel facilities.

Experiences

In the wider area of Mogilno County, the Mogilno Trail provides access to cultural heritage sites, recreation areas, museums, parks, beaches, forest paths, and hiking and cycling trails. This appeals to travellers who want to combine cultural discoveries, nature and activity.

Culture

In the wider surroundings of Mogilno, three additional named map entries are recorded: Wenecja – 14th-century Knights’ Castle, approximately 21.4 kilometres northwest of Mogilno; Niechanowo – Classicist Palace, approximately 28.7 kilometres southwest of Mogilno; and Arcugowo – Neo-Gothic Palace, approximately 29.3 kilometres southwest of Mogilno.

There are two walking promenades in Mogilno’s town park; paths lead to the cemetery, the parish church and the monastery.

For further orientation in the regional overview: Chabsko, Izdby, Kwieciszewo, Mielenko, Mogilno, Strzelno, Wójcin and Rypin.

For the overarching travel overview: Kuyavia-Pomerania.

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