Łagów: Holiday Apartments and Houses

At the beginning of Tadeusz-Kościuszko Street in Łagów stands a timber-framed inn. For travellers interested in timber-frame architecture, this is a specific detail of a visit to the town.

You can rent a holiday apartment in Łagów.

Culture and History

In the immediate vicinity of Łagów is Zamek Joannitów z XIV w.

Kląb, Ostrowie and Koziniec are located in the vicinity of Łagów.

In the wider region around Łagów are Browar, Miedzyrzecze - Medieval Castle Ruins, Paradyż and Ziębniki.

Łagów's sights include the Marchijska and Polska Gates, a railway viaduct more than 100 years old, and the Church of St John the Baptist from the 18th century.

The historic centre includes a Knights Hospitaller castle, built in the mid-14th century on the isthmus between Lake Trześniowskie and Lake Łagowskie; former town gates stand on either side of the main street. Łagów lies between Lake Trześniowskie, also known as Ciecz, and Lake Łagowskie. Lake Trześniowskie is described as being almost completely surrounded by forest.

Geographical Location

Łagów is located near the international E30 route. The town can be reached by road from the direction of Gronów or Poźrzadło. There is no local public transport within the town; most points of interest can be reached on foot.

Nature

Pedal boats and other boating equipment are available on Lakes Trześniowskie and Łagowskie. This is of interest to travellers who would like to combine their stay with water activities.

There are bathing areas at Lake Łagowskie, including a supervised municipal bathing area and another paid bathing area at a holiday centre.

Łagów Landscape Park contains paths suitable for walking.

Those wishing to compare other destinations in the selection can also find Niedźwiedź, Zawisze, Mostki, Schwiebus, Kłodnica, Szczaniec, Rokitnica and Lubrza.

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