In the wider regional surroundings of Cigacice are Chobienice-Pałac and Browar, as well as Koziniec, Ostrowie, Dębiak and Ptasia.
Culture
The parish church of St. Michael the Archangel in Cigacice was rebuilt in the second half of the 19th century in the Neo-Gothic style. The building consists of unplastered brickwork and comprises a single nave, a polygonal apse to the east and a tower to the west.
Regional Context
The Lubusz region around Zielona Góra is home to some of Poland’s oldest vineyards and includes the Lubusz Wine and Honey Trail. Wine tourism and visitor-oriented wineries are present in Lubusz Voivodeship; around Zielona Góra and in the voivodeship, visitor-oriented wineries and wine-related cultural institutions are also part of the regional context.
Cigacice is recorded in 1308 among the places that belonged to the Diocese of Poznań.
River and Landscape
Cigacice had a historic river port that served Zielona Góra. Between 1896 and 1898, a port with a steam crane was built there; it included a railway connection known as Cigacice Port railway station. This documented transport context is a concrete point of reference for travellers interested in the river and transport history of Cigacice.
A historic connection to viticulture on the sunny, steep river embankment is also documented for Cigacice.
The surroundings of Cigacice are described as Oder riparian forests. At the border of Cigacice, near the confluence of the Obrzyca and Oder rivers, rare plant species, monumental trees and protected animals are described.
You can now rent a holiday apartment in Cigacice.
