An open-air museum of Greater Poland village life, beside the crossing to Ostrów Lednicki.
Several dozen relocated examples of wooden rural architecture: cottages, barns, windmills, a smithy and a church, laid out like a real village.
The interiors are furnished, so you walk into rooms as they genuinely looked. It works on children with no introduction.
train to Lednogóra approx. 18 min + walk
The same journey as Ostrów Lednicki: seven minutes to the station, eighteen by train to Lednogóra, then 3.5 km on foot.
Which is why both are worth doing on one day – a single journey serves two places. The seasonal museum coach stops by the open-air museum.
Departure times: portalpasazera.pl
The same journey as Ostrów Lednicki: seven minutes to the station, eighteen by train to Lednogóra, then 3.5 km on foot. Departure times are at portalpasazera.pl – trains on this route do not run hourly.
An open-air museum of Greater Poland village life, beside the crossing to Ostrów Lednicki. Among the highlights: Same journey as Ostrów Lednicki, Dozens of wooden buildings, Furnished interiors, Excellent for children, Craft demonstrations in season.
We recommend it especially for: Families combining the open-air museum with Ostrów Lednicki. From ul. Mieszka I 39 the railway station is 7 minutes on foot, and the bus stops are closer still.
The lake surrounding the island of the first Piasts – you pass it walking from the station.
approx. 20 min by trainA monumental domed basilica, twenty minutes by train.
approx. 15 min by trainA Neoclassical palace with a park – the only one in the area reachable by rail.
A private bathroom cabin, self check-in and a central location – stay at Podziemne Arkady.