Łowicz: Holiday Apartments and Holiday Homes
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The Bazylika katedralna Wniebowzięcia Najświętszej Maryi Panny i św. Mikołaja is a named site located around 0.2 km north of the centre of Gmina Miasto Łowicz. For those interested in culture, this specific reference in Łowicz provides a point of interest.
You can rent a holiday apartment in Łowicz.
Around 20.8 km southeast of the centre of Gmina Miasto Łowicz, in Skierniewice, lies the “Renesansowy Pałac w XVIIw.”, which is designated as a named site. In Bednary, around 7.3 km east of the same centre, is the site named “Kościół św. Macieja Apostoła i św. Małgorzaty dziewicy i męczennicy”. In Guzów, the “Zamek XIXw” is also designated as a named site and lies approximately 26.7 km east of the centre.
Geographical location
Łowicz is situated in the Łowicz-Błońska Plain in the north-eastern part of the Łódź Voivodeship.
Nature
The Bzura flows through Łowicz; the town lies in a largely flat plain.
Culture and transport
Łowicz has a cathedral basilica designated as a Historic Monument of Poland. The ruins of a former bishops’ castle are located on the outskirts of the town.
The Muzeum w Łowiczu is an ethnographic museum displaying Polish art and historical artefacts from the region.
Together with the nearby Bednary railway station, Łowicz forms a significant railway junction where the Warsaw line divides towards Poznań and Łódź. Łowicz main railway station is also connected to Skierniewice.
Łowicz has a skansen, an open-air museum with traditional wooden houses on a 17-hectare site just outside the town.
For further destination selection: Brzozów, Łowicz and Nieborów.
For the higher-level travel overview: Łódź.
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