Włodawa: Holiday Apartments and Holiday Homes

The Great Synagogue of Włodawa is part of a distinctive, well-preserved complex of three adjoining synagogues. For travellers interested in culture and history, this particular ensemble is a suitable point of reference in the city.

You can rent a holiday apartment in Włodawa.

Getting Around

Walks through the streets of Włodawa and along the banks of the Bug are described as a suitable option for visitors. For travellers interested in walking and river landscapes, this is a specific activity.

Landscape

Gora Kostyushki is recorded in the wider area as a named mapped feature approximately 17.7 km southeast of the centre of Włodawa. Gora Mutvitsa is recorded in the surrounding area as a named mapped feature approximately 7.5 km northeast of the centre of Włodawa. Gora Bakha is recorded in the wider area as a named mapped feature approximately 15.1 km north of the centre of Włodawa.

Culture

Włodawa has a long multicultural history associated with Polish, Ruthenian and Jewish communities.

Geography

Włodawa lies at the mouth of the Włodawka River, where it flows into the border river Bug. The city is located in the Łęczyńsko-Włodawskie Lake District in the northeastern part of the Lublin Voivodeship; the wider area is associated with the Łęczyńsko-Włodawskie Lake District and Poleski National Park.

History

Włodawa preserves an 18th-century urban layout, centred around a large market square and the Czworobok complex of former stalls and shops.

The Pauline monastery and the Church of St Louis are significant 18th-century religious buildings in Włodawa.

Włodawa's historic multicultural heritage is represented by a synagogue, an Orthodox church and a Catholic church.

Other places: Majdan Stuleński, Okuninka, Różanka, Sobibór, Włodawa, Wola Uhruska

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