Rent a holiday apartment in Jarocin

Would you like to rent a holiday apartment in Jarocin or find accommodation in Jarocin? The following impressions will help you assess Jarocin as a travel destination and then tailor your search according to the features that matter to you.

Orientation and selection

Jarocin lies in west-central Poland, in the Greater Poland Voivodeship, and is the administrative capital of Jarocin County. If this precise classification matters to you, decide whether Jarocin belongs on your list of destinations before looking for accommodation there.

Culture and history

Jarocin is associated with Poland’s rock festival tradition and is described as the birthplace of Polish rock festivals; generations of artists and audiences have been meeting there since 1970. If this connection matters to you, decide whether Jarocin belongs on your list of destinations before looking for accommodation there.

Jarocin has medieval origins; it was granted city rights in the 13th century, and the town hall on the market square, built between 1799 and 1804, houses the Jarocin Regional Museum.

Tourist materials are available for Jarocin covering trails, cycling, palaces and manor houses, forests, memorial sites and murals.

Landscape and recreation

Jarocin lies in the South Greater Poland Lowland and the Kalisz Upland.

Gorzeńskiego Park was established in 1923 as Jarocin’s first public green space and provided opportunities to connect with nature and relax.

The area around Jarocin includes the gorges of the Lutynia and Lubieszka rivers and the reservoir near Roszków; these places are recommended for peace and relaxation.

Active pursuits

Roads and forest paths in the Jarocin area are described as suitable for running, Nordic walking and walks.

Jarocin is associated with cycling landscapes featuring manor houses, palaces, wayside chapels and churches.

More local pages for your selection

For further orientation, you can open Greater Poland. The local pages for Radlin, Jarocin and Żerków complement this selection; further destinations for comparison are Turek, Gostyń, Ostrzeszów, Warta and Rawicz.