Commune’s Biggest Advantages

Due to its geographical location, Kowal commune is a very attractive investment place. There are the newly built A1 motorway along the Kowal junction, national road No. 91 and railway line No. 18 between Kutno and Piła with the station in Gołaszew that run through the commune.

At a distance of 7 km from the motorway junction, a railway siding is located in Czerniewice. To meet future investors, the local government of the commune developed a spatial development plan, which covers 140 ha in towns adjacent to the Kowal highway junction and national road No. 91. These areas are also located in the immediate vicinity of county road No. 2925C and in close proximity to voivodeship roads No. 265 Brzesc-Kujawski-Gostynin relation and No. 269 Szczerkowo-Kowal relation.

Map of the Area
photo: Map of the Area

Kowal Junction
Kowal Junction

An update of the Study on Conditions and Spatial Development is being prepared, which includes the possibilities of extending the existing areas for investment.
A procedure was also initiated to carry out a diagnosis among landowners located in towns at the Kowal junction in order to obtain an opinion and launch the development of the Local Development Plan for the next 240 ha.

Areas Foreseen for Investition
photo: Areas Foreseen for Investition

  • a commune located in central Poland
  • close distance to voivodeship cities
  • investment areas directly at the A1 motorway interchange and national road 91
  • proximity to the international airport
  • convenient road and rail, bicycle and walking network
  • investment areas located along main roads, including national, county and voivodeship roads
  • advice and assistance to investors in official matters
  • the opportunity to recruit employees on the local market
  • new projects and projects are launched in the commune
  • good social infrastructure

Tourist attractions

A big natural attraction of the commune is the Gostynińsko - Włocławski Landscape Park, which was created on April 5, 1979 and protected the country's unique areas with high and diverse natural, landscape, cultural and recreational values. Created as the sixth landscape park in Poland, it is a reference to the concept of "Ecological Systems of Protected Areas" and is an ecological corridor connecting the Kampinos Forest with the Bydgoszcz Forest, and then the Tuchola Forests. From the point of view of diversity and fauna resources, the most important biotope is Rakutowskie with the adjacent forest complex and vast meadows. This part of the Park was entered in the register of valuable areas for birds on a Polish and European scale, thus obtaining an international rank.

The Rakutowskie Lake and adjacent areas are part of the European Ecological Network - Natura 2000. 57 species of mammals were found in the Park. Establishing a reserve - Olszyna Rakutowskie and Rakutowskie Lake is evidence of activities aimed at protecting the most valuable natural resources. On the area of the Park there has been established the process of reintroduction of endangered species, which are threatened with extinction: European beaver and peregrine falcon. About 130 species of birds nest here, and an additional 30 species stay during flights. There are also species from the Polish Red Book of Animals: white-tailed eagle, eurasian bittern, grand curlew, black stork, as well as an emigrant from the Kampinos National Park - lynx. There are three single trees recognized as a natural monument in the commune. The Forests of the Włocławek Forest Inspectorate are a tourist and recreational area mainly for the cities of Włocławek, Warsaw and Łódź.

Tourist routes lead through the most interesting tourist and cognitive places:

  • yellow "North" Włocławek - Telążna - Duninów,
  • green "South" Włocławek - Kukawy - Skrzynki,
  • blue "Connecting" Kowal - Mostki.

It’s ecologically safe (lack of burdensome factories)

Sights

There are cultural monuments in the commune. The most interesting are:

  • a manor park with an alley from the 17th-19th century in Bogusławice, no. 131 / A from 25.07.1984
  • a manor complex from the beginning of the 20th century in Dąbrówka, including: a manor house; park, No. 159 / A of 17/09/1984
  • church of the parish dedicated to St. Mary Magdalene from 1889 in Grabkowo, No. A / 424 from 08.03.1988
  • wooden affiliate church dedicated to St. Mark the Evangelist from 1765 in Nakonowo, No. 94 / A from 10.11.1982
  • a manor complex from the second half of the 18th century in Unisławice, comprising: a manor house; park from the end of the 19th century, No. 96 / A from 02/03/1984
  • za palace complex from 1880-1890 in Więsławice, comprising: a palace; park, No. 98 / A of 01/03/1984.