St Nicholas Church in Lubowo is a wooden construction in baroque style. It was erected in 1660 on the commission of Stanislaw Dzianott - the canon of Gniezno and the sufragan of Kiev. In 1720 a foundation of Lutomski family built a chapel by the name of Virgin Mary of Consolation. In 1820 a tower was erected with a dome decorated with the Cross of Malta.

The Goluchow Castle was built for Rafal Leszczynski around 1650. Rafal's son, Waclaw turned into a stately magnate residence. Another restoration followed two and a half centuries later, when Izabela of the Czartoryskis had the castle restored in the style of the French Renaissance.

The palace and park complex in Dobrzyca (Wielkopolska Voivodeship) was built in 1798-99 for General Augustyn Gorzenski by the architect Stanislaw Zawadzki. It was to become a meeting place for Polish Freemasons.

The Nadwarcarcianski Landscape Park was established in 1995 in order to protect the natural, cultural and historical values of the region. It encompasses the area of 13.428 ha and includes four towns: Ladek, Pyzdry, Rzgow and Zagorow.

The three wind mills, so called „kozlaki”, built in 1821, 1844 and 1896 together with a reconstructed miller’s house (build in 1829 in Gebarzewo near Gniezno) and barn (built in 1801 in Dabrowka Koscielna) constitute Museum of the First Piasts.