Smólnik: Holiday Apartments and Holiday Homes
Accommodation in Smólnik
Smólnik can be explored in greater detail via specific routes and a sacred building. The defining local features include the “Smólnik–Kosinowo–Ruda” route, the blue “Łącznikowy” hiking trail, and St. Bartholomew’s parish church.
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Nature
The approximately 15 km-long “Smólnik–Kosinowo–Ruda” route is located in the buffer zone of the Gostynińsko-Włocławski Landscape Park. At the same time, this route is a forest nature trail.
Hiking
The 18 km-long blue “Łącznikowy” hiking trail runs from Kowal via Smólnik to the Mostki PKS bus stop on Road No. 62 between Włocławek and Płock; Smólnik is located at kilometre 15.9 of the route. The “Łącznikowy” trail therefore passes through Smólnik.
Culture
St. Bartholomew’s parish church in Smólnik was built between 1969 and 1974. It was designed by the architect and engineer Aleksander Holas from Poznań. Since 2008, the main wall has featured a large stained-glass window depicting a dove with outspread wings.
The “Green School” in Smólnik offers outdoor, laboratory, and sports and recreational activities relating to ecology, nature conservation, and regional culture.
Finding a holiday apartment in Smólnik can be part of your personal travel planning.
Further destinations: Brzezie, Markowo, Izbica Kujawska, Grodztwo, Wieniec, Szczutkowo, Baruchowo, Lubień Kujawski
To the higher-level travel overview: Włocławek.
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