Witnica is a Polish western town belonging to the Lubusz Voivodeship and inhabited by approximately 13.000 people.
Witnica used to be a German town until 1945. The Second World War caused placing the region under Polish administration and its ethnical cleansing- all according to the Potsdam Agreement established in the post-war time. The native German inhabitants of Witnica were expelled from the town territory and replaced by Polis citizens.

Monuments and tourist attractions of the area

Brewery
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Brewery Museum of the Lubuskie district

Private Museum of Polish Weapons

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Dinosaur Adventure Park

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Signpost Park

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National Park

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St Mary’s Church

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