Brenno - accommodation

Brenno is a charming village in western Poland, located on two lakes - Brenno and Bialy. Its name derives from the word brnie, which means... mud. However, the village itself has little to do with mud. Near the village is the Ostrów peninsula, which is a very popular tourist destination - a resort complex has been created on Lake Bialy, which attracts travelers from many corners of Poland and beyond.

What extraordinary things does Brenno hide? Two lakes, proximity to nature, forests. Everyone will find something for themselves here! You can go here for a lazy rest in the bosom of nature, it is also a great place for lovers of hiking, cycling and even water tourism.

For those who enjoy sightseeing, there are two historic windmills, the Goatmills of 1676 and 1794. In the atmospheric center of the village is a beautiful Baroque church dedicated to St. Hedwig, built in 1781. Inside you can admire works of art in various styles - the main altar was built in classicist style, the side altars in baroque style, while the sculpture of St. Hedwig dating from the 15th century on the pulpit refers to the Gothic style.

In the square next to the church is a statue of Our Lady of Victory, which is a symbol of the annexation of these lands in 1920 to the territory of Poland.