Rogalin
Rogalin pronounced [rɔˈɡalin] is a village, in western Poland, situated on the river Warta.
It is best known for the Rogalin Landscape Park, a Baroque palace, an art gallery, and a neoclassical church containing the Raczyński family mausoleum.
Getting to Rogalin
Most of tourist will come here from Poznań (and probably willing to come back there). They'll be transported by PKS buses, running appr. 15 times daily from bus station in Poznan through Mosina or Wiorek. There’re unfortunately much less connections on weekends, so – if possible – it's better to plan the journey between Monday and Friday.
Worth seeing
- 01Raczyński Palace
The main attraction is the baroque/neo-classic palace of the Raczynski Family, built in present form in 1770s.
- 02Museum in Rogalin
- 03The French Park
- 04The famous Rogalin Oak-Trees
954 of them including three biggest and the most famous : Lech, Czech i Rus, relatively : 8,70, 8,30 and 9 metres free.
Where to eat
- 01Dwa Pokoje z Kuchnią
Krzysztofa Arciszewskiego 2B (At the palace).
Getting around Rogalin the local way
- Go nextA perfect idea would be to connect one-day trip Poznan-Rogalin-Kórnik and back to Poznań, but it seems to be possible only for car-owners (or cyclers).
From Wikivoyage: Rogalin, CC BY-SA. Not yet checked by us. Last edited 2026-05.
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