Discover Brodowo
Accommodation in Brodowo
For your trip to Poland, Brodowo offers two distinct highlights: the architectural and garden history of the manor house and park, and a completed walking and cycling route to Ĺšroda Wielkopolska. The town also has religious statues and a family festival among its local traditions. When choosing a destination, you can consider whether this mix of historical connections and a route linking two places suits your plans.
Park and manor house
The park is next to the manor house and dates from 1880 to 1890. It was entered in the register of monuments under number 1762/A on 16 May 1977. The park includes a lime tree avenue that is more than a hundred years old. Its date of origin, register entry and avenue give the place a tangible cultural and historical connection—especially if you would also like to explore the history of gardens and historic estates during your trip to Poland.
The manor house also has its own architectural history: at the end of the 19th century, it was extended with a two-storey south wing. The estate first belonged to the Szołdarski family and later to the Wize family. The 19th-century manor house is associated with a restaurant and a hotel. If you are considering the hotel for your stay, check the latest information before booking.
Statues and local traditions
Religious statues add to the town’s historical connections. A Madonna and Child dating from the 19th century stands on Przemysłowa Street; a statue of Christ is on Słoneczna Street. Brodowo also has a statue of Saint Valentine. The street names and different depictions offer tangible points of reference if you are exploring local traditions and the townscape.
A family festival is also among the local traditions. If a festival is a deciding factor in your travel plans, check the specific dates in advance. If you would like to learn about local traditions, the family festival may be of interest when planning your trip.
Walking and cycling routes, local transport
A completed shared walking and cycling path connects Brodowo with Ĺšroda Wielkopolska. For your planning, this is a different consideration from the park: here, it is about a route between two places, while the park is about the history of a single estate. If you would like to include both places in your trip, you can take this route into account as a separate item in your daily itinerary.
DK 11 is Brodowo’s main transport link. Its road surface is bituminous; pedestrian crossings are illuminated, and a pavement runs along one side. In addition, a 51.85-metre-long pavement made of concrete paving blocks was built near Świętego Walentego Street. For walking around town, the illuminated crossings and the pavement sections mentioned above provide practical guidance.
Other places
Chocicza, Teresa, Jeziory Wielkie, Koszuty, Pierzchno, Zaniemysl, Solec, Chłapowo
For the main travel overview: Ĺšroda.
