Ostrów Lednicki

城市概覽

Tourist information 1 The Greater-Polish Etnographical Park, Dziekanowice 32, 62-261 Lednogóra, ☏ +48 61 427 50 40, +48 61 427 50 46 (the ticket office), [email protected]. The Ostrow Lednicki Museum of the First Piasts, Dziekanowice 32, 62-261 Lednogóra, ☏ +48 61 427 50 10, fax: +48 61 427 50 20, [email protected].

如何抵達

By bus Independent travel to Dziekanowice seems to be quite challenging - there are just few daily connections to the village. There are 3 buses to Poznan, 4 to Gniezno and 2 to some other surrounding villages, which have no meaning for tourists. It's much easier to get to the bus stop Dziekanowice-skrzyzowanie (pol.: crossing) which is located at the main road number 5, but from there one must walk more than 1 km to the museum.

By train Numerous connections (depending on the day - up to 14 daily) to Lednogora (34 km from Poznan and 17 from Gniezno, 38 and 17 minutes ride respectively), from where one must walk appr. 2km. It's essential to know, that accelerated and Inter-Regio trains do not stop at the station (that's why the number of connections to Lednogora is smaller than to Gniezno).

By bike Cyclists can get in to Dziekanowice using a Piast Cycling Trail, starting in Poznan just next to the crossing of Jana Pawla str and Baraniaka str, nearby the shore of Malta Lake. cycling time (depending on speed and e.g. wind) 3-4 hours. An interesting option is to take your bike to train with you one way and come back by bike - all trains stopping at Lednogora are traditional electric trains with a big compartment for bikes.

By car Use the country road number 5 from Gniezno or Poznan, turn northwards at the monument of three ancient knights toward the village and the Museum. In the village - follow signs, soon on the left-hand side you'll see a big parking - 10 zlotys for coaches and 5 for cars.

當地交通

To go to Ostrów Lednicki Island from the parking, you have to pass the ticket office, decline a little bit to the lake shore and use a ferry to get to the island. On the island it's allowed only to walk - no motor vehicles are let in.

必看景點

The most important attraction in the place is the Greater Poland Etnographic Park - a big open-air museum, one of the biggest in Europe. It presents village buildings from all over the region, mostly timber ones, from the 18th and 19th centuries. The museum, existing since 1982 (however formally established 7 years before) occupies an area of 20 hectares and includes more than 60 buildings (the final plans include 10 more). The surrounding also keeps rural character: numerous gardens, orchards, cattle pens, stockyards. The whole museum is divided into three parts: village, court and grange. The sightseeing takes usually between 1 hour 30 minutes and 2 hours. It's the best to start the tour in the village, than stroll to the windmills, and from the passing by a chapel to the court of the village of Studzieniec. On the way some other attractions: the original 18th-century equipment of an old smithy, interiors of a peasant's house, a hill with a magnificent view over the Lednickie Lake. The most interesting exhibits in the Museum are:

a timber croft from the surroundings of Kalisz from 1841 a house from Godziesze Wielkie (as well surroundings of Kalisz), an example of the house for the poorest an inn from Sokołowo (surroundings of Chodziez) with a big distillery a church from Wartkowice from 1719, re-consecrated in 2001, occasional holy masses an Olender-croft from the vicinity of Nowy Tomysl – an example of Olender buildings in northern and western Greater Poland in the 18th century a chapel and cemetery – the temple originates from outside historical Greater Poland region (it's from the surroundings of Torun), it's a gift of Polish Roman Catholic church Primat, cardinal Stefan Wyszynski, for the museum. Inside: a baroque altar from 18th century; around the church: some graves and cemetery crosses. a copy of the court from Studzieniec (50 km north of Poznan) from the first half of 18th century. Inside you can find a small exhibition presenting an everyday life of no

體驗活動

Museum 2nd half of March: Marzanna Drown (Marzanna – a traditional Polish effigy, has to be drown and the turn of winter and spring (appr. 21st March) as a symbol of passed winter The long May-weekend (1st-3rg May) – May Lednica Days, meeting with regional Greater-Polish handicraft, the events takes place both in the Museum and on Ostrow Lednicki island June: „The Life Museum" – a presentation of a typical life of Greater-Polish countryside at the beginning of last century.

Ostrów Lednicki Every year from May till September on Saturdays you can take part in free guided tours (have to pay only the entrance fee) The second half of May - a holy mass for the souls of the first two Polish rulers is celebrated at the ruins of the old chapel (another holy mass like that is celebrated yearly in November in Poznan cathedral) July: a family feast "In the duke Mesko's Lednica fortress"

美食

There're three small snack-bars on the territory of the Museum:

Rybakówka (The Fischer's House), ☏ +48 604 254 245, +48 607 636 551. Grilled fish, in the Small Open-Air Museum. The View-Tower Inn, ☏ +48 61 427 56 60, +48 509 108 223. Grilled fish, in the Small Open-Air Museum. The Lovage Inn (no graphical Park,), ☏ +48 607 771 659, +48 600 221 078. Located in the Greater-Poland Ethnographical Park. All 3 snack-bars can offer dinner for groups (ordering by phone) In the vicinity:

Alexandra Restaurant, 6, Radosna str., 62-010 Pobiedziska, ☏ +48 61 815 22 80, [email protected]. Frąckowiak Restaurant, 62-260 Łubowo 15c, ☏ +48 601 575 228.

住宿

Hotels Hotel Alexandra ***, 6, Radosna str., 62-010 Pobiedziska, ☏ +48 61 815 22 80, [email protected]. A good location in a small, interesting, well-equipped rooms.

Agritourism Dworek nad Lednicą, Rybitwy 7, 62-261 Lednogóra, ☏ +48 61 427 48 03, [email protected]. 10 beds just next to the Lednica Lake with a view over the Island, equipped kitchen for guests, parking, boat and kayak rental. Agroturystyka Barbara Czerniawska, Rybitwy 5/1, 62-261 Lednogóra, ☏ +48 61 427 48 07, [email protected]. 7 beds, as well next to the lake, angling, bike tours, bonfires. "U Małgosi" Małgorzata Czerniawska, Rybitwy 5a, 62-261 Lednogóra, ☏ +48 61 427 49 90. 12 beds, full-board on request (including eco-food), a place for grill, bonfire, parking. Rybakówka Sylwia i Marcin Król, Sławno 70A, 62-280 Kiszkowo, ul. Kościelna 11, ☏ +48 61 427 73 36. 4 big rooms with a private bathroom, kitchen for guests, cable TV, a private lake with angling opportunities, a place for a bonfire, bikes, fish smokieng. Agroturystyka "Pod wierzbami", 62-261 Lednogóra 43, ☏ +48 61 427 48 24. Agroturystyka MAT MAR, Walkszewo 12, Kłecko. 2 full-equipped flats and one small timber house. Agroturystyka Alicja Godawa, Przyborowo 2, 62-260 Łubowo, ☏ +48 61 427 54 15, +48 602 138 941. Rooms in an old Haulender-house (settler from the Netherlands