Kutno: Holiday Apartments and Holiday Homes

Kutno lies on the western edge of the Kutno Plain, a lowland area within the Central Masovian macroregion. This is particularly interesting for travellers who would like to explore lowland landscapes.

You can rent a holiday apartment in Kutno.

Culture and History

Kutno's Neoclassical Town Hall, built in 1845, now houses the Regional Museum; its collections document the history of the city. This is particularly interesting for travellers who are interested in Kutno's history.

The former chapel in Wiosny Ludów Park is now the Museum of the Battle of the Bzura.

Kutno is connected to the Ochnia; the river runs through the wider Kutno County area.

Kutno serves as an important road and railway junction for the wider county.

In the broader context of castles, the following named places are mentioned: Oporów – 15th-century Bishop's Castle Museum, approximately 13.8 km east of Kutno; Łęczyca – 14th-century Royal Castle, approximately 21.2 km southwest of Kutno; Leczyca – Castle, approximately 21.4 km southwest of Kutno; and Besiekiery – Ruins of a Knights' Castle, approximately 28.7 km west of Kutno.

Geographical Location

Kutno lies between Warsaw and Toruń, approximately 120 km west of Warsaw and 50 km north of Łódź.

The townscape includes a historic street layout with two market squares and a former 18th-century inn.

Overview of local pages: Bielawki, Chochołów, Krośniewice, Krzyżanów, Kutno, Strzelce, Szubina, Zarębów, Zgórze and Żychlin.

To the overarching travel overview: Lodz.