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Wielkie, Poznań — Area Guide & Where to Stay
A manor in its park and a farmyard of outbuildings make up Wielkie, a part of Poznań whose one named street is ulica Nad Przeźmierką.
About Wielkie
Where to stay in Wielkie
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Wielkie has no lodgings of its own. The ground inside its boundary is a manor park, a farmyard of outbuildings, and open field, and its one named street, ulica Nad Przeźmierką, threads between them. Suburban buses call at Wielkie n/ż, the request stop on the county road to Napachanie.
Kiekrz station sits east on line 351 to Szczecin. For the sailing and the ice yachts on Jezioro Kierskie you are better based in Kiekrz itself, or in central Poznań with the drive out.
About Wielkie
What are the main landmarks in Wielkie?
Wielkie's landmark is its manor, which stands in a park with two ponds. A cobbled road lined with ash trees runs up to the house, and the outbuildings of the old estate farm stand beside it, plain and agricultural in form. The Przeźmierka crosses the ground.
Poznań's council retired the label PGR Wielkie on 11 July 2017, and the internal road took the stream's name as ulica Nad Przeźmierką. The water leaves Wielkie at a bay of Jezioro Kierskie.
What is the history of Wielkie?
Wielkie was a noble village, recorded in 1580 in the Poznań county of the Poznań voivodeship. Four centuries later Poznań annexed it. On 1 January 1987 the city took 300 hectares of the village from gmina Rokietnica, and the new ground went to the Jeżyce district until 1990.
Osiedle Kiekrz has administered it since 1992. Voivodeship road 184 ran through Wielkie until 2020, when the stretch from the S11 junction at Napachanie down to Przeźmierowo lost that status.
Where is Wielkie?
Wielkie borders Chyby to the south, gmina Rokietnica to the west, and the Kiekrz houses to the east, with a bay of Jezioro Kierskie at its northern edge.
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Updated September 2026