Wiejce lies within the immediate area of the Notecka Primeval Forest, one of the most gorgeous wooded areas in the country, interspersed with countless lakes and offering perfect surroundings for those keen on active breaks in either the summer or winter. It is a favourite spot among hikers and cyclists of all levels of skill or enthusiasm. During your trips to the forest, whether on foot or by bike, you will discover scenic forest dunes, beaver lodges and lots of other natural sights. Hunters will find plenty of game in the woods surrounding Wiejce, including deer, wild boars, foxes and martens. A fun and popular pastime is going out and gathering wild mushrooms. If you love nature then you should take a walk along the Obra River, especially as it has been turned into a beaver habitat reserve known as “The Beaver Route”. Moreover, the Obra provides excellent conditions for kayaking and rafting.

Wiejce Palace certainly merits a look, although few elements of its original decor still remain after its turbulent history. Among those that do are the neo-baroque oak staircase leading from the main hall on the ground floor as well as the partly original stained-glass window above it. The palace is surrounded by a beautiful park, which has some interesting elements such as a system of fishponds and an outdoor restaurant.