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Scenic neogothic palace on the island built in 1825 and abandoned five years later. Damaged in 1848 by artillery fire and left as ruin. Unreachable, can only be seen from distance.
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Villa built for Arthur Greiser, Nazi governor of Warta land during war. Now it hosts small ecological education centre and is seat of the national park authorities.
A sandy beach with a lifeguard located by a quiet, charming lake. Good escape from usual noise of such lakes. Beware as it gets deep relatively fast, no car access, park your car by Greiser road (about 1 km walk).
Attraction for children and popular location for school trips. A park trying to combine fun and environmental education. Models of prehistorical animals, insects, mini-zoo, parrot house, miniature park, small rope course and inflatable water park. There is also something for older visitors: a cafe and brine graduation tower to make you feel just like by the sea.
A very overgrown lake, that slowly becomes a bog. Paradise for birds who flock here in great numbers. There is an observation deck from southern side with good view of entire bog. Some insect repellent and binoculars may be useful. No dogs allowed. While possible to access by car it may not be good idea, as road is in bad shape.