Commune Hall
ul.Poznańska 14, 63-040 Nowe Miasto n. Wartą
tel. 061 287 40 06, faks 061 287 40 14
http://www.gmina-nowe-miasto.pl/
For the first time Nowe Miasto nad Wartą was mentioned in 1283. It lost civic rights in 1934. The commune’s landscape is very attractive for tourists. Its eastern part includes a nature reserve “Dębno” which is a part of Żerkowsko-Czeszewski Landscape Park.
There are many historic monuments in this commune. North-west of the Market Square there is a gothic, three-nave, hall parish Church of the Holy Trinity from the 15th century. In Dębno village there is an eye-catching gothic Church of the Assumption of the Holiest Virgin Mary built between 1444 and 1447. By the church there is a Classic chapel from 1829 and presbytery from 1838.
In the commune there is village Klęka that in the 19th century was owned by one of the creators of anti-Polish Hakata organization- Herman Kennemann. He built in 1870’s a huge Neo-Renaissance palace, one of 6 complexes of parks and palaces in the commune.