Rent a holiday apartment in Wieniec

If you would like to rent a holiday apartment in Wieniec, the selection begins with a simple question: Is cultural history one of the features that matter for your trip? Wieniec contains more than 20 archaeological sites, with settlement traces dating back to the Early Neolithic. If this particular feature matters to you, decide whether Wieniec belongs on your list of destinations before looking for accommodation there.

Culture and Historic Sites

Wieniec has a documented medieval and ecclesiastical history: the village was mentioned in 1252, had at least since the late 13th century a mill on the Zgłowiączka, and had a parish in 1380.

Kronenberg Palace was built in 1890–1892 as an eclectic residence designed by the architect Artur Goebel.

The Kronenberg Palace and Park Complex includes an orangery wing, the neo-Gothic Stary Dwór Palace, as well as a listed park, gatehouse, and fence.

The Church of the Transfiguration was opened in 1964 after the previous church had been destroyed in the war; its neo-Gothic high altar comes from Włocławek Cathedral.

Park and Landscape

A historic park is part of Wieniec's listed Palace and Park Complex. If this particular feature matters to you, decide whether Wieniec belongs on your list of destinations before looking for accommodation there.

Local Orientation

Parkowa Street is a local cultural heritage complex comprising the parish cemetery, the Church of the Transfiguration, and Kronenberg Palace.

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For further orientation, you can open the higher-level travel page for Włocławek. For additional comparisons of destinations, Baruchowo, Grodztwo, Mieczysławowo, Antoniewo, Brzezie, Kowal, Włocławek, and Szczutkowo are also available.

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