Zakrzewo: Hotels and accommodations

Book a hotel in Zakrzewo: The monument in Zakrzewo commemorates people who fought for Polish identity in the Złotów Land and bears the inscription “Obrońcom polskości ziemi złotowskiej 1772–1945” (“To the defenders of Polish identity in the Złotów Land 1772–1945”). The inscription can help you determine whether this historical connection matches your interests.

Culture

On pl. Wolności stands a monument erected in 1966 depicting an eagle preparing to take flight.

The monument was designed by visual artists from Gdańsk.

During the interwar period, Zakrzewo was an important centre of Polish community work in the Złotów Land and was known locally as “Mała Warszawa” (“Little Warsaw”).

A church built of fieldstones dates from the mid-19th century; the churchyard contains the graves of prominent figures associated with the struggle for Polish identity.

Nature

A yellow hiking trail leads from Zakrzewo via Lake Borowno to Kujan. Does the yellow hiking trail match your travel interests?

History

The Dom Polski cultural building in the centre of Zakrzewo was built between 1930 and 1935 and housed a Polish People's Bank, a school, a kindergarten, a library and an event hall.

Rural life

In the municipality of Zakrzewo, Folwark Hawaje offers a rural experience with a vegetable garden, free-range poultry products and game dishes. Folwark Hawaje is an agritourism farm located on an operating agricultural holding that breeds red deer and fallow deer; its offerings include fishing, mushroom picking, and walking and cycling excursions. At an agritourism farm in the municipality of Zakrzewo, hunting and butchery courses are also part of the offering.

Geographical location

Zakrzewo is associated with Lake Głomskie and Lake Borowno; Lake Borowno lies east of Zakrzewo.

For comparison with other destination pages, you can also visit Radawnica, Głomsk, Skórka, Okonek, Łąkie, Jastrowie and Złotów.

Art

At Dom Polski, visitors can see the event hall with wall and ceiling paintings by Janina Kłopocka from 1936.

To the overview of the higher-level destination: Flatow.