Dakowy Mokre: Hotels and Accommodations

If you would like to book a hotel, holiday apartment, or holiday home in Dakowy Mokre, the Neo-Romanesque Church of Saint Catherine is part of the local cultural heritage; it was built in 1904. Those interested in sacred architecture during a trip to Poland can consider the Church of Saint Catherine as a specific point of reference in Dakowy Mokre.

Culture

The cultural heritage of Dakowy Mokre includes a listed park, an associated manor house built around 1880, and a complex of outbuildings from the 19th and 20th centuries.

Quick Facts

Dakowy Mokre is located in the Greater Poland Voivodeship, in Nowy Tomyśl County and the Opalenica Municipality; the place is 6 km southeast of Opalenica and 10 km south of Buk. The Opalenica Municipality, as well as Opalenica and Buk, provide specific points of reference if you want to place Dakowy Mokre within your trip to Poland.

History

Dakowy Mokre has a long documented history: the first surviving written mention dates from 1399 and concerns a dispute over the mill at Dokowo.

Today’s Church of Saint Catherine is the third house of worship at this location. In 1504, a Gothic brick church replaced the earlier wooden church.

For comparison with other destination pages, you can also visit and compare Nowy Tomyśl, Glinno, Łęczyce, Pawłówek, Opalenica, Zbąszyń, Silna Nowa, and Wojnowice.

To the higher-level travel overview: Neutomischl.