Radwanice: Hotels and accommodations

The park in Radwanice was established in the first half of the 19th century after the construction of a palace and an estate for the Nowack family. Its network of paths is connected to a circular walking path. Old trees grow across 5.4 hectares, including English oaks, beech trees, chestnut trees, birch trees and hornbeams; the park also includes two ponds visited by birds.

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Culture

The “Kościół pw. Niepokalanego Serca NMP” church in Radwanice was completed in 1872 and built in the neoclassical style. It contains relics of Saint Pio and Saint Faustina. The branch church “Kościół pw. Niepokalanego Serca Matki Boskiej” in Radwanice is listed in the register of historic monuments under number A/2360/707.

Numerous local cultural events are organized annually in the Radwanice municipality. The events with the widest reach include Dni Gminy Radwanice and the Harvest Festival. The “Głogów - zamek książęcy XII w.” castle and the “Kościół św michała” church are also located in the vicinity of Radwanice.

Nature

In the nearby Buczyna Jakubowska nature reserve, old beech forests and diverse deciduous forests with protected flora and fauna are preserved across 19.28 hectares. There is an approximately 1.5 km-long educational trail. It begins at the point where the access road to the spring of Saint James ends behind the church.

Family activities

The park in Radwanice has an amphitheater, benches, lanterns, a playground and an outdoor fitness area. Kino Kujawiak offers film mornings for children with breakfast, a child-friendly film, creative animations and workshops. Organized groups of at least ten people can book seats for screenings at Kino Kujawiak by contacting the cinema by telephone in advance.

Other places: Czerńczyce, Buczyna, Chocianow, Stara Rzeka, Polkowice.

To the main travel overview: Polkwitz.