Wenecja is a small village in the Pałuki region, famous for its Narrow-Gauge Railway Museum – one of the largest open-air railway museums in Europe, with a rich collection of steam locomotives, carriages and railway equipment.
Right next to it lie the picturesque ruins of a medieval castle whose former owner was nicknamed the “Devil of Wenecja”. The site lies on the route of the historic Żnin–Wenecja–Biskupin–Gąsawa narrow-gauge railway, so it easily combines with a visit to Biskupin.