Business attractions

The Twardogórskie and Ostrzeszowskie Hills are an extension of the Trzebnickie Hills to the east, separated from it by the Malerzowska Gate. The highest hills here are Kobyla Góra (284 m. N. P. Wzgórza Ostrzeszowskie) and Zbójnik (272 m. N. P. Twardogórskie Hill)

Abolished on the hill already in the seventeenth century. Establishment of a monastery with a church St. Archangel Michael for the Bernardine Order passed the congress of Wieluń nobility in 1629. During the Swedish invasion, the church and monastery were looted and burned, but in the years 1680–1740 the temple was rebuilt. Inside the building you can admire the coats of arms of the families who are the founders of the monastery and the church: Psarski, Leszczyński, Siewierski, Krakowskie, Karśnicki and Wężyków, 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.

There are plenty of exhibitions of photo galleries, etc. so that you can learn about the culture and history of Ostrzeszów.

A wooden church from 1758, the most important elements of which are late Gothic sculptures placed in the baroque altars, created in the early 16th century

In the center of Ostrzeszów there is a small market square with a centrally located town hall from 1840, which houses the Regional Museum. Around you can admire picturesque tenement houses.

We recommend starting the walk around the city from the ruins of the old fashioned castle. Apparently, a long time ago, in the place where the castle tower stands today, there was an inn, to which a prince traveling around Greater Poland came. It was here that he was warned of robbers prowling in the area. To commemorate this event, the prince ordered to build a castle, church and castle, and call it OSTRZEŻÓW (according to historical sources, the name of the city comes from the name Ostrzesz). The beginning of construction of the castle as a fortification element is assumed in the first half of the fourteenth century, when Kazimierz Wielki began a powerful undertaking to strengthen the protection of Poland's borders. Built on an artificial hill, the defensive castle was the seat of the Ostrzeszów staroste. It was demolished during the Swedish invasion, although it was partially rebuilt and was the court seat until the end of the 18th century, it never returned to its former glory.

Or maybe it's time for a canoe adventure? It will provide you with a moment of rest, close contact with nature, a bit of emotion and a lot of fun. We can organize an entertainment with canoes in Grabowo at the Prosna river. The attraction is intended for couples who want to have a romantic trip for two, as well as for organized groups. In order to take advantage of the rich offer of the resort, it is necessary to reserve places in advance:

http://www.kajaki.osk-tarchalski.pl

For horse riding enthusiasts and those who are interested in new experiences, we can propose a trip to the picturesque recreational area to the Atena Equestrian Center, which is located on the outskirts of the city.  

You can register for a horse riding course by following the link below:

http://jazdakonna-atena.pl