Rawicz: Holiday Apartments and Holiday Homes

Rawicz developed a historic textile tradition; during the first two centuries of its urban history, clothmaking was the most important branch of crafts. This craft tradition provides a tangible point of reference for travelers interested in culture.

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Culture

The following named features are recorded in the vicinity of Powiat rawicki: Golejewo – Neo-Renaissance Palace, approximately 6.2 km to the southeast; Pakosław – Neoclassical Palace, approximately 8.1 km to the southeast; Kawcze – 19th-century Palace, approximately 8.5 km to the northwest; and Dąbrówka Wlkp. – 19th-century Palace, approximately 9.4 km to the west. The named palace in Golejewo can be a tangible reference point for travelers interested in culture.

Other named regional features include the Barycz Valley, approximately 25.1 km to the southeast, and Wzgórze Strupińskie, approximately 29.8 km to the south.

Rawicz, the county seat of Powiat rawicki, is located on the Leszno Upland. The town was founded in 1638 and received town rights in the same year.

In the geographical listing, Rawicz is recorded as the county seat and as the largest city listed there in Powiat rawicki.

Rawicz Town Hall houses a Tourist and Cultural Information Point, operated under the supervision of the Museum of the Rawicz Land.

Other places for regional orientation: Bojanowo, Dąbrowa, Jutrosin, Kawcze, Pakosław, Zaborowice.

For the higher-level travel overview: Greater Poland.

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