Town in Greater Poland Voivodeship, Poland
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Wolsztyn (pronounced as Volshtin, /volʂtɨn/) is in south west part of Greater Poland, on Dojca river and Wolsztyn and Berzynskie Lakes.
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The most precious monument in the town, late-baroque building from the second half of 18th century. The present shape of the building is the result of renovation works in 1925 (sacristy) and 1987 (tower cap)
Museum on the tuberculosis discoverer Robert Koch.
Museum on a famous sculptor from Wolsztyn of the beginnings of the 20th century.
Parowozownia Wolsztyn
37 beds.
50 beds.
46 beds.
By bus
Wolsztyn has numerous bus links with other town and villages in the region:
By car
Wolsztyn is on the road junction: main road #32 Poznan - Zielona Gora and local ones: #305 to Nowy Tomysl i motorway A2, 303 to Swiebodzin, #322 to Wschowa and #315 to Nowa Sól.
Wolsztyn is a small town, so all major attractions are navigable on foot. Local buses will be necessary only for those visiting neighbouring attractions (see below)
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