Księginki: Hotels and Accommodation

If you would like to book a hotel in Księginki, a look at the town's history takes you back to the late 16th century: At that time, Księginki was a church-owned village belonging to the Diocese of Poznań and was located in the former Kościan County of the Poznań Voivodeship. Is this ecclesiastical local history the cultural aspect you would like to discover in Księginki?

Culture

Remains of a Protestant cemetery can be found in Księginki. There is also a glacial erratic with a circumference of 780 cm, which has been designated a natural monument. Are you interested in the remains of a Protestant cemetery on your trip to Księginki?

Surroundings

In Cichowo, Soplicowo Filmowe, an open-air film museum associated with Pan Tadeusz, is located 7.4 km from Księginki.

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Frequently asked questions about Księginki

Which road connections are there in Księginki?

Księginki is located on Voivodeship Road 434. County Road 4085 branches off there towards Nowieczko via Ostrowieczno.

Where is Księginki in relation to Dolsk?

Księginki is located 3 km south of Dolsk in Greater Poland.

When was Księginki first mentioned in documents?

Księginki was first mentioned in documents in 1210, when Duke Władysław Odonic transferred the village to a Cistercian monastery.

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