Attractions and places to see around Gnojno offer a blend of historical significance and cultural sites in south-central Poland's Świętokrzyskie Voivodeship. The village has historical roots connected to the Polish Brethren and the Roman Amber Trade Trail. Visitors can explore various landmarks, including a 16th-century manor house and a 15th-century church. The surrounding region also provides opportunities for outdoor activities, such as cycling routes through fields and villages.
Last updated: May 20, 2026
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A beautifully preserved 16th-century synagogue. The combo ticket also includes admission to the synagogue.
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A private collection that, thanks to its owner, can be viewed by a wider audience. The collection contains real gems that cannot be seen in other museums in Poland. Polish, German and British uniforms and medals.
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Next to this witch there are excellent bicycle routes in the area with little car traffic. To Raków, Celiny and then to Głuchów or Smyków and Holendry - partly by gravel road.
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In Kielce, such a witch works on the imagination!
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Fenced and belongs to a private property. There is a photo of the still intact house on an information board in front of the site.
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The city's synagogue is newly renovated. It is twice the size of the church. Both sacred buildings are within the city wall. I the city's synagogue is newly renovated. It is twice the size of the church. Both sacred buildings are within the city wall.
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Gnojno and its surroundings are rich in history. You can explore the 16th-century Szydłów Synagogue, a beautifully preserved site. Also, visit the early Gothic Church of the Assumption of the Blessed Virgin Mary in Szaniec. Within Gnojno itself, you'll find a 16th-century Manor House, the 15th-century John the Baptist Church, and the ruins of a 15th-century Gothic Ossuary.
Yes, for a unique insight, visit the Military Technology and Air Defense Museum, which houses a private collection of Polish, German, and British uniforms and medals. Additionally, the nearby medieval town of Szydłów, often called 'Polish Carcassonne,' offers a rich historical experience with its royal castle ruins and the Kraków Gate.
The region around Gnojno is excellent for outdoor activities. You can find numerous bicycle routes with low car traffic, connecting to nearby areas like Raków and Celiny. For more structured activities, explore the available cycling routes, running trails, and easy hiking paths.
Absolutely. The area around Gnojno is known for its excellent bicycle routes with low car traffic, perfect for exploring the fields and villages. One notable starting point is near the Witch on a Broomstick Signpost in Korzenno, which connects to places like Raków, Celiny, Głuchów, Smyków, and Holendry. You can find various cycling tours in the region, ranging from easy to difficult.
For those who enjoy walking, there are several easy hiking trails around Gnojno. Many of these routes are located near Busko-Zdrój, offering pleasant walks through parks and urban areas, such as loops around Spa Park or monuments like Tadeusz Kościuszko Monument.
While Gnojno itself is a village, the surrounding region offers scenic views, particularly along the bicycle routes that traverse fields and villages. The Witch on a Broomstick Signpost in Korzenno is a unique man-made monument that also serves as a viewpoint, offering a good starting point for exploring the landscape.
Yes, in the broader Gmina Gnojno area, you can find natural scenery around Zalew Andrzejówka and Jezioro Chańcza (Chańcza Lake). These spots offer opportunities to enjoy the water and surrounding landscapes.
Many attractions in the area are suitable for families. The Szydłów Synagogue and the Church of the Assumption of the Blessed Virgin Mary in Szaniec are historical sites that can be interesting for all ages. The Witch on a Broomstick Signpost in Korzenno is also considered family-friendly and a fun landmark.
Exploring by car allows you to reach various historical sites and towns like Szydłów efficiently. However, cycling is highly recommended for experiencing the local landscape, with numerous routes connecting Gnojno to nearby villages through scenic fields. Cycling from Busko-Zdrój is also suggested as an interesting route.
Visitors particularly appreciate the historical depth and unique cultural insights. The beautifully preserved 16th-century Szydłów Synagogue is a highlight, as is the Military Technology and Air Defense Museum with its rare private collection. The scenic bicycle routes are also a favorite for those looking to explore the natural surroundings.
Yes, Gnojno is home to the ruins of a 15th-century Gothic Ossuary, which is considered the oldest structure in the village. Additionally, you can find the Dwór Ruins, another historical site, though it is fenced and part of a private property.


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