8의 Kock가지 명소 & 주요 장소

One of the better gravel tracks, but you have to watch out for the large number of rabid dogs. Regards

The palace and park complex in Kock, whose form is the result of a classicist reconstruction undertaken at the initiative of Duchess Anna Jabłonowska, around 1780, according to a design by architect Szymon Bogumił Zug. A landscape park in the style of an English garden, utilizing the natural terrain formed by the Tyśmiennica River, as well as the remains of fortifications. Currently serving as a social welfare home, visits to the building are limited.

Kosciuszki 1, 21-150 Kock

In Wola Gułowska, there is the Kleeberg Combat Action Museum, opened on the 50th anniversary of the battle in 1989. The exhibits include weapons from the battlefield, communication equipment used during the fight, soldier and officer uniforms, photographs and personal memorabilia of soldiers, as well as replicas of banners[7]. On the hill at the entrance to Kock from the direction of Łuków, there is a monument to General Kleeberg. On the building of the railway station in Krzywda, there is a plaque commemorating the stay of the headquarters. https://pl.wikipedia.org/wiki/Bitwa_pod_Kockiem_(1939)

Battle of Kock – a battle of the September Campaign, fought from October 2 to 6, 1939 between the units of the Polish Independent Operational Group "Polesie" of General Franciszek Kleeberg and the German units of the XIV Motorized Corps of General von Wietersheim. Tactically, the battle was victorious for the Poles, but strategically the Germans won. It was the last battle of the September Campaign fought by regular troops.

Nothing has changed for years. Although the facility and location are beautiful.

The palace is beautiful, but in quite poor condition. Only the gate, in which you can even rent an apartment, has been restored. As for the visiting hours given on the board - I do not know if they are up to date, it is better to check by phone.

There are shops, ice cream, ATM, church - everything that should be on the market :) maybe there is only a shortage of restaurants.