Śródka - village in Poland, located in Greater Poland Voivodeship, in you will say Międzychodzki, in in the Chrzypsko Wielkie commune above Lake Chrzypskie (304 ha) and the Oszczynica River.
Information
Geographic coordinates: 52 ° 37′45 ″ N 16 ° 15′19 ″ E
The village is located on the Kwilcz - Wróblewo road, in an attractive part of the Chrzypsko Wielkie commune, by 3 lakes:
- Great Lake (area 262 ha)
- Kitchen Lake (63 ha, depth 17 m)
- Lake Liśnia (approx. 19 ha)
In 1933, a professor near Śródka J. Kostrzewski he discovered 12 graves from the Younger Bronze Age in a former forest area. A lot of vessels, the so-called two cones and others.
History
The oldest mention of Śródka comes from 1389, when Tomasz of Śródka was mentioned at that time. Approx. 1700, the town passed into the hands of the branched Kurnatowski family, and in 1763 - through a couple - to the von Seydlitz-Kurzbach family who came from Silesia and ruled it until 1945.
Worth seeing
In the years 1858-1861, a neo-Gothic palace with a diverse architectural shape was erected here, being one of the most interesting palace buildings from the 19th century. Greater Poland. The author of the design is not known, but due to the design of the facade and decoration as well as the layout of the rooms, it is assumed that he comes from the circle of the eminent German architect K. F. Schinkel.
In recent years, the palace has passed into private hands and has been restored. A hotel and restaurant were built on the premises of the palace, where guests can enjoy the beauty of nature adjacent to the palace park, with an area of 2.7 ha and the surrounding lakes.
There are several lakes in the vicinity of the village (including Lake Wielkie 1 km to the north with an area of 261 ha, depth 30 m, with 3 islands).
At the edge of the forest to the north. a dozen or so monumental oaks with a circumference of approx. 7 m grow from the village.
To the east of the palace, built in the middle of the Of the nineteenth century, a park with an area of 2.7 ha, in which grow, among others old oaks with a circumference of more than 5 m.
To the west - behind the road - a farm with buildings from the end of the 19th century. Today, the farm belongs to the State Treasury and is leased.
At the beginning of the 20th century, the area of the property was 988 ha. There was a distillery there, and Oldenburg cattle were raised. After the Second World War, Śródka's goods passed into the hands of the State Treasury, and then they were incorporated into a state-owned farm established in this area.
Drive
Railway Station - railway station in Chrzypsek Wielki, 2.5 km to the west PKS - stop (to Międzychód, Wronki and Szamotuły).
Tourism
The P-6 route leads to Nojewo and Kłodzko. No signs on the Kitchen Lake to Chrzypsko Mały, 3.5 km.
Nature conservation
Śródka is located in the area Sierakowski Landscape Park and in the area Natura 2000.
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