Lenartowice: Holiday Apartments and Holiday Homes

Uraz Ruins and Wojnowice Water Castle are located in the vicinity of Lenartowice. Both destinations may be of interest to travellers interested in historic buildings and complexes.

You can rent a holiday apartment in Lenartowice.

Nature

Góra Holtei'a, Żniwna Kopa and Kowalska Góra are located in the area surrounding Lenartowice.

Culture and History

The Museum of Natural History and the Muzeum Narodowe are located in the wider regional surroundings of Lenartowice; Wrocław is also within this wider regional area. The museums mentioned appeal to travellers who include cultural visits in their trip.

A history of the village and estate in Lenartowice is documented at least for the years 1493–1516; at that time, both belonged to the Wrocław councillor Kasper Popplau.

The estate in Lenartowice later included Merino sheep breeding and a distillery; this is documented for the early 18th century under the management of Jan Mateusz von Koenig.

Geographical Location

Lenartowice is described as a locality in the municipality of Miękinia and in the Oder Valley.

A historic brewing tradition is associated with Lenartowice: in 1661, Eliasz Michał Bachstein received an imperial privilege to brew beer there; the Brau Lache brewery burned down in 1927.

A palace dating from the late 19th century is described as being privately owned and undergoing renovation in Lenartowice.

More local pages: Środa Śląska, Mrozów, Piotrowice, Wilkszyn, Kostomłoty, Krępice, Jarosław

To the overview of the wider travel destination: Neumarkt in Schlesien.