The tourist gem of Pobiedziska is a Miniature Museum. It is a park, which contains currently around 100 miniature buildings and GreaterPiast Route, made in 1:20 scale of durable plastic. Some parts are made of identical materials as the original objects. The primary function of the museum is to show the spatial structure of the Piast Route both today and partly historical shape, as well as the process of settlement development and the formation of the Polish state. Other interesting places that every visitor should see are:

The market square with historic buildings from the nineteenth century and located nearby the Church of Sts. Archangel Michael is the most precious monuments of Pobiedziska. It was created at the turn of the thirteenth and fourteenth centuries. In spite of numerous damages and alterations in its basic form, it survived until today. In the main, neoclassical altar from the early nineteenth century contains the image of St. Michael the Archangel from 1621.  Furthermore, attention deserve: The Lady of Sorrows sculptures from the second half of the fifteenth century, epitaphs of Father Stanislaw Grothand MieczyslawJackowski from the nineteenth century (the son of Maximilian).The outer walls of the church have over 1000 enigmatic holes, which probably arose in the fourteenth-sixteenth century, when using the so-calledfire drills for the ritual of kindling fire during Great Saturday rites, characteristic for the late Middle Ages. In the neighborhood of the church, there is a wooden bell tower which was built in the nineteenth century.

St. Catherine church in Węglewo- formed in 1818, is an example of a wooden church building.

Neo-Gothic palace in Krześlice, built around 1860, currently serves as Business Service Center, restaurant and hotel with 20 stylish rooms.


Buildings of Wronczyn village, manor house from the turn of the nineteenth and twentieth centuries, a cemetery and a wooden bell tower that are located nearby the St. Stanislaus Bishop Martyr church.

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