One of the most important Piast strongholds with the relics of a Romanesque church – an archaeological reserve.
Giecz is one of the key strongholds of early Piast Poland, alongside Gniezno, Poznań and Ostrów Lednicki. In the archaeological reserve “Stronghold of the Piasts in Giecz” (a branch of the Museum of the First Piasts) you can see the ramparts and the relics of a Romanesque church.
It is an important place for understanding the beginnings of the Polish state, and at the same time quiet and atmospheric. The exhibitions bring closer the daily life and architecture of those times.
From Klinkierowa Komnata: approx. 30 km from the property.
Giecz Stronghold is located approx. 30 km from Klinkierowa Komnata in Gniezno. The most convenient way is by car – at Klinkierowa Komnata there is free parking right by your room entrance, so getting to the attraction is quick and easy.
One of the most important Piast strongholds with the relics of a Romanesque church – an archaeological reserve. Among the highlights: Relics of a Romanesque church, Ramparts of an early-Piast stronghold, Branch of the Museum of the First Piasts.
We recommend it especially for: Lovers of Piast history. It is a suggestion for those who have more time in Gniezno and want to see something beyond the main attractions.
The picturesque ruins of a medieval castle in Wenecja, shrouded in the legend of the cruel “Devil of Wenecja”.
approx. 15 kmA grand Classicist palace with an extensive park, today serving as a hotel and event venue.
approx. 30 kmThe former residence of General Jan Henryk Dąbrowski, creator of the Legions – now with a memorial exhibition.
Private entrance, free parking and breakfast on request – stay at Klinkierowa Komnata.