Sugajno: Hotels and Accommodation

If you would like to book a hotel in Sugajno, you will encounter a place with a clearly documented history: Sugajno was founded under Kulm Law on July 21, 1310. Is Sugajno a good fit for your trip if this foundation history is among the cultural topics that interest you?

Sugajno: Location and Municipality

Sugajno is located in the Polish Kuyavian-Pomeranian Voivodeship, in Brodnica County and the municipality of Brzozie.

The History of Sugajno

Sugajno has documented roots dating back to the Early Middle Ages.

Historical records state that Sugajno covered an area of 50 włóka in 1310, approximately 840 hectares.

Historical land ownership records from 1605 are documented for Sugajno; at that time, the village covered 50 włóka, approximately 839.8 hectares.

Attractions around Sugajno include the ruins of the castle of the Bishop of Kulm; the distance is stated as 9.0 km.

Lake Sopień and the Drwęca Valley

Lake Sopień is listed as being 7.7 km from Sugajno; it is located in Mały Głęboczek in the Drwęca Valley. Would Sugajno be of interest to you if Lake Sopień and the landscape in the Drwęca Valley near Mały Głęboczek are among the nature-related themes of your trip?

Brzozie Municipality

Most residents of Brzozie Municipality work in agriculture and services.

For a broader overview, you can also visit the destination pages for Wielki Głęboczek, Górzno, Czystebłota and Osiek. The destination pages for Brzozie, Brodnica, Zbiczno and Opalenica are also available.

To the higher-level travel overview: Brodnicki.