Discover the attractions in Dworek and the surrounding area

Attractions and amenities at the hotel

Name: Dworek 1885
Address: Kaliska 7/9, Ostrzeszów, Wielkopolskie, 63-500
Telephone: +48 62 730 95 50

Delicious cuisine, comfortable and cozy rooms and excellent service is not enough? In this case, we have for you additional facilities and attractions that will make your stay in Ostrzeszów even better!

Let's start with the interiors - here are waiting for you billiard table and table football. Although this is entertainment known for many years, but invariably provide participants with good fun and relaxation. It is a perfect way to spend a free evening, morning or even a break in intensive training. Another attraction is the bar, where you can relax with your favorite drink, talk to colleagues and forget about the reality behind the (bar) window.

And outside ...

Even in the case of beautiful interiors, such as the Hotel and Restaurant "Dworek 1885", it is sometimes advisable to go outside. You can go for a walk through the charming Ostrzeszów - in our reception desk you can find tourist information with the city plan. You can also use the Nordic walking poles, which we make available to our guests.

There is also a possibility of renting bicycles in the hotel, and thanks to the marked cycling routes in the guide you will be able to get to know the beautiful areas of Ostrzeszów and its surroundings. For tennis fans there is an illuminated tennis court, which will provide many sporting emotions, while for those seeking just blissful relaxation, in the garden by the pond have been prepared swings and deckchairs.

Hotel and Restaurant "Dworek 1885" does not forget about people who come to stay in Ostrzeszów with their pets - our facility is animal friendly and offers additional amenities in this regard.

We care about your complete relaxation - we are open to all comments, requests and comments. We invite you to contact us and we invite you to Ostrzeszów!

Charging point

for electric cars

Tennis Court

Well-kept beautiful garden

Bicycle and walking trips

Appetizing cuisine

Attractions of Ostrzeszów and the surrounding area

Ostrzeszów is a small, charming town in the Greater Poland Voivodeship. Several thousand inhabitants found their place to live here, but the city also offers hospitality and attractions to people from outside. The city is surrounded by Ostrzeszów Hills - the highest hills in Greater Poland. The area around the city offers a varied landscape, wooded hills, picturesque charms and meadows, numerous streams and rivers, headed by Barycz and Prosna.

In the center of Ostrzeszów ...

In the centre of Ostrzeszów there is a small square with a centrally located town hall from 1840, which houses the Regional Museum. Around you can admire the picturesque tenement houses. Right next to it is the Kazimierz Tower, which is a symbol of the city, a remnant of the defensive castle built during the reign of Casimir the Great. In 1960 the castle tower was restored and became a viewing point from which you can admire the panorama of the city.

Another monument of the city, which is worth visiting, is the Bernardine monastery, raised on the hill as early as the seventeenth century. The foundation of the monastery with the church of St. Michael the Archangel for the Bernardine Order passed the convention of the nobility of Wieluń in 1629. During the Swedish invasion, the church and monastery were plundered and burnt down, but in the years 1680-1740 the temple was rebuilt. Inside the building you can admire the coats of arms of the families who founded the monastery and the church: Psarscy, Leszczyńscy, Siewierscy, Krakowscy, Karśniccy and Wężykowie, sculptures commemorating Rafał and Jan Leszczyński, as well as late Baroque polychrome, made in 1740 by Antoni Ignacy Linki. Currently, the monastery is occupied by the Nazareth sisters.

Worthy of attention are also the wooden church of St. Nicholas from 1758, whose most important elements of decoration are late Gothic sculptures placed in baroque altars, created at the beginning of the 16th century, as well as the Ostrzeszów parish church from the 14th century.