In Nowe, next to St. Florian’s Parish Church, stands a wooden bell tower built in 1775. St. Florian’s Parish Church in Nowe was also built in 1775 through a foundation established by Andrzej Kiciński, the Voivode of Rawa.
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Culture and History
The interior of St. Florian’s Parish Church contains three historic altars from the 18th century. They feature paintings by Antoni Murzynkowski from 1880. The side altars also contain images of St. Florian, St. Anthony, St. Roch, and St. Valentine.
The construction of the bell tower has also been preserved: it has a post-and-beam structure, is clad with boards, and stands on a stone substructure.
Events and Activities
The indulgence celebration in honor of St. Roch in the parish takes place on August 16 and is moved to a Sunday. A sporting connection to Nowe is provided by the 2026 edition of the cycling tour along General Władysław Anders’s route: its approximately 50-kilometer loop passed through Nowe.
Traditional ceremonial elements and performances by local artists were planned for the Powiat-Gmina Harvest Festival in Nowe. The festival was scheduled to take place in Nowe on August 30; a food and beverage zone was also planned for it.
Regional Area
In the wider regional area around Nowe, Krośniewice is home to the classicist complex of a former manor house inn, which now houses the Jerzy Dunin-Borkowski Museum.
The Rembieliński family’s palace-and-park complex is also located in Krośniewice, in the wider regional area around Nowe. It comprises a palace built around 1870 and a 17-hectare English-style park.
