Village. Ok. 500 m to the south. from the road, on the high slope of the Wkra valley, early medieval stronghold, known as the Napoleonic Mountains. It is an earth embankment with a height of approx. 4 m, in the shape of a quadrilateral.

3 km to the east. – Gromadzyn. In the village, there is an obelisk made of field stone on the site of the demolished church 1904 r. parish church. pw. st. Stanislaus.

4 km to the north. zach. – Wierzbowiec. In the village, on a hill covered with trees, the stone foundations of a parish church. pw. st. Dorothy mentioned in 1411 r., rebuilt as a branch of St. 1774 r., demolished at the end of the 19th century.

5 km to the north. zach. – The smardze. A village on Raciążnica (right tributary of Wkra). During the Polish-Bolshevik war 16 of August 1920 r. There was a skirmish between Polish troops and Bolshevik troops from 18 i 54 The Rifle Division from the XV army.

Parish Church. pw. Blessed Virgin Mary built in the years 1930-38 wg proj. Jerzy Raczyński and Juliusz Żakowski, brick. In the main altar, it enjoys local cult, considered a miraculous painting of Our Lady of Bochnia z 1638 r.