The picturesque ruins of a medieval castle in Wenecja, shrouded in the legend of the cruel “Devil of Wenecja”.
The castle ruins in Wenecja are the remains of a 14th-century stronghold whose owner – Mikołaj Nałęcz – was nicknamed the “Devil of Wenecja” for his cruelty. The preserved walls and foundations can be visited while learning the dark legends of the place.
The ruins neighbour the Narrow-Gauge Railway Museum, so both attractions are easy to combine. It is a picturesque stop on the route of the historic Żnin–Biskupin railway.
From Klinkierowa Komnata: approx. 28 km from the property.
Ruins of the Devil of Wenecja Castle is located approx. 28 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.
The picturesque ruins of a medieval castle in Wenecja, shrouded in the legend of the cruel “Devil of Wenecja”. Among the highlights: A 14th-century stronghold, The legend of the “Devil of Wenecja”, Next to the Railway Museum.
We recommend it especially for: Lovers of castles and legends. It is a suggestion for those who have more time in Gniezno and want to see something beyond the main attractions.
A 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.
approx. 25 kmA picturesque palace surrounded by a park, a charming stop between Gniezno and Poznań.
Private entrance, free parking and breakfast on request – stay at Klinkierowa Komnata.