Magdalenki: Hotels and Accommodation
Accommodation in Magdalenki
Magdalenki was established as a result of the emancipation of the peasants in the first half of the 19th century. When the settlement was founded, Kalikst Bojanowski moved the farmland from Krzekotowice closer to Czeluścin. The settlement was named after Magdalena Bojanowska, the mother of the initiator of this reform.
If you choose Magdalenki as your destination, booking a hotel may be part of your travel planning.
Cycling
The Szlak Bohaterów II Wojny Światowej, a cycling route approximately 25 kilometres long, runs through Magdalenki. The route is dedicated to the heroes of the Second World War. In the published route sequence, Magdalenki lies between Czeluścinek and Krzekotowice.
Culture and History
Antoni Busz was born in Magdalenki and served in the Polish Army from 1919 to 1921. A memorial plaque for Antoni Busz is located in Magdalenki on a cross. In 1942, house no. 29 in Magdalenki served as a meeting place for a group of Poles.
Pępowo - Pałac is a castle in the immediate vicinity of Magdalenki. Gębice - Pałac klasycystyczny is also a castle in the immediate vicinity of Magdalenki. Raszewy - Pałac klasycystyczny is another castle in the immediate vicinity of Magdalenki. Dłoń - Pałac is a castle in the wider regional vicinity of Magdalenki.
The last major renovation of the “Franciszek” windmill took place after it was relocated from Magdalenki, between 1977 and 1979.
Other destinations: Gostyń, Piaski, Ostrowo, Borek Wielkopolski, Krobia, Stezyca, Leonów.
To the higher-level travel overview: Gostyn.
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