Dziś zakończył się Festiwal Jeździecki Baborówko, w ramach którego przez ostatnie cztery dni na terenie Ośrodka Jeździeckiego Pałac Baborówko rozgrywane były międzynarodowe zawody we Wszechstronnym Konkursie Konia Wierzchowego na poziomie CIC3*, CIC2*, CIC1* oraz CICYH1* dla koni sześcioletnich.
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It is believed that the first settlement in Baborówko appeared alongside Stare Szamotuły, in the 11th century, and was owned by Szamotulscy family of the Nałęcz coat of arms. Its relic is a 30-metre ringfort, beautifully centered among meadows, with an occupation layer dating back to the 11th century. The early medieval fortress’ location is a great place for a walk. The village, first mentioned in 1421 as Baworowo Minor, belonged to the Baworowscy family.
Baborówko is situated in the heart of Greater Poland, close to Szamotuły (5km) and within a close proximity of the voivodeship’s capital – Poznań (30 km), with a good connection to Berlin (220 km). Access from Poznań through the voivodeship road 184 to Kąsino, then a right turn to a marked road to Baborówko Palace – a characteristic green sign with a horse and the Palace surely will make getting there easier. Arriving from Poznań please do not turn in Pamiątkowo, despite the sign for Baborówko – this road is far more complicated.
Access from Piła/Oborniki – voivodeship road 187 to Szamotuły, then take a left turn at the second traffic lights into Lipowa street and drive 4 kilometres straight to Baborówko.
Access from Pniewy – voivodeship road 187 to Szamotuły, in the direction of Poznań, then 4 kilometres until Kąsinowo, a left turn to a marked road to Baborówko Palace.
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