Milicz: Holiday Apartments and Holiday Homes

Milicz combines historic buildings in the surrounding area with varied landscapes. You can rent a holiday apartment in Milicz. The surrounding area is home to Osiek – Pałac neorenesansowy and the Barycz Valley. For travellers interested in culture and history, the Neo-Renaissance palace is a specific point of interest.

History and Culture

In the wider region around Milicz are Sielec Stary – Zamek XIV w., a 14th-century castle, Baszków – Pałac and Pakosław – Pałac klasycystyczny. Also located in this wider region are Winna Góra, Zielony Szczyt and Wzgórze Cielętnik. The aforementioned castles and palaces are relevant for visitors interested in historic buildings.

Milicz was granted town privileges around 1312. The ruins of the castle of the Dukes of Oleśnica in Milicz date from the mid-14th century.

In 1494, the castle was rebuilt in the Renaissance style under Sigmund Kurzbach.

Getting Around

A former narrow-gauge railway line runs through Milicz as part of the approximately 55-kilometre-long Trzebnica–Prusice–Sułów–Milicz–Grabownica route.

The blue “Milicz Ponds” cycle route runs from Grabówka via Milicz and Grabownica to Czatkowice and is 28.7 kilometres long.

At Milicz Zamek and Milicz Wąsk, the former railway corridor includes exhibitions of railway vehicles and rest areas.

Landscape and Nature

Milicz is associated with the nearby valley and pond landscape, which includes the Milicz Ponds and birdlife featuring herons and cormorants.

In connection with this valley area, Milicz is described as having natural areas, varied landscapes and a recreational reservoir in the town.

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