Adolfowo (Adolfowo (Margonin)): Hotels and accommodations
Accommodation in Adolfowo
Would you like to book a hotel in Adolfowo (Adolfowo (Margonin))? In the 19th century, the settlement was referred to in historical records as both Adolfowo and Adolphsheim. Are you particularly interested in this historical naming of Adolfowo?
Key facts
Adolfowo is located in the Gmina of Margonin, in Chodzież County in the Greater Poland Voivodeship, Poland.
Adolfowo is a village in Poland located within the Greater Poland Voivodeship, Chodzież County, and the Gmina of Margonin.
History
Adolfowo was founded in 1816 by Ferdynand von Zach. He divided 319 hectares into ten farms and settled 38 German colonists there; the settlement was known as Stare Adolfowo.
Land was provided for a school in 1909. A two-storey building with two teachers’ apartments and four classrooms was built on the edge of the estate.
Landscape
Historical descriptions of the Adolfowo estate mention an area of 450 hectares with woodland and meadows. Are you particularly interested in this historical description of Adolfowo’s woodland and meadows?
Geographical setting
Historically, the estate stood at the intersection of six roads; later, farms were established alongside the road from Margonin to Chodzież, which was then under construction.
Historical descriptions of the estate near Adolfowo mention an area of 450 hectares with woodland and meadows.
To the overview of the higher-level destination: Margonin.
