Jarocin

Built around its medieval market square, Jarocin grew into a regional centre in southern Greater Poland. The Lipinka River passes through the town, set amid the gently rolling lowlands between Poznań and Kalisz. Jarocin’s name is closely tied to the Jarocin Festival, a major Polish rock event whose 1980s editions became an important outlet for independent music during the communist era. Its documented history reaches back to the 13th century, while the Town Hall and the Radoliński Palace complex remain prominent reminders of its civic past. Continue with other webcams from the area to see how this part of Greater Poland connects regionally.

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