A Neoclassical palace with a park – the only one in the area reachable by rail.
A residence with a monumental columned portico set in an extensive landscape park. The complex is among the best preserved in Greater Poland.
The park is as interesting as the building: mature trees, avenues and ponds will fill an afternoon. The other palaces near Gniezno need a car, which is why they are not covered here.
approx. 15 min by train
A train towards Września, a little over ten minutes, station in the village. The palace complex is another fifteen minutes on foot.
There are noticeably fewer trains on this line than towards Poznań. Check your return time before getting off.
Departure times: portalpasazera.pl
A train towards Września, a little over ten minutes, station in the village. The palace complex is another fifteen minutes on foot. Departure times are at portalpasazera.pl – trains on this route do not run hourly.
A Neoclassical palace with a park – the only one in the area reachable by rail. Among the highlights: A short train ride, Columned portico, Extensive landscape park, The only palace reachable by rail, ⚠️ Check your return time.
We recommend it especially for: An afternoon in a park without a car. From ul. Mieszka I 39 the railway station is 7 minutes on foot, and the bus stops are closer still.
The cathedral and oldest part of Poznań, forty minutes by train.
by train and busWhich points on the Piast Route you can reach by rail from Gniezno, and which need a car.
approx. 10 min walkThe heart of Gniezno – townhouses, cafés under the arcades and the monument to Bolesław the Brave. Ten minutes on foot.
A private bathroom cabin, self check-in and a central location – stay at Podziemne Arkady.