Sulechow: Holiday Apartments and Holiday Homes

The Sulechówka enters Sulechów from the north and leaves the town on its eastern side; within the town, it partly runs through an enclosed, covered canal. For travellers interested in waterways within the town, it is therefore a specifically described landscape feature.

You can rent a holiday apartment in Sulechów.

Within the wider municipal area, the municipality of Sulechów lies on the southern edge of the Lubusz Upland. Its landscape is characterised by moraine hills, and 39 percent of the municipality is covered by forests. Its waterways include the Oder, the Sulechówka and the Rakówka.

Culture

In the wider regional surroundings of Sulechów are Chobienice – Pałac, Browar, Paradyż, Koziniec, Ziębniki, Ostrowie and Dębiak.

The Church of the Elevation of the Holy Cross, locally known as the parish church, is described as the town's most imposing church; its tower is 58 metres high.

The town hall in Sulechów's central old town preserves vaulted cellars and structural remnants from its original construction.

Sulechów's historical profile includes the town hall in the central old town, historic remains of the town fortifications and a castle.

The documented cultural heritage sites in Sulechów include Sulechów Castle and a fragment of the town wall.

The documented cultural heritage sites are concentrated in the old-town area; they include the centrally located town hall and preserved fragments of the town wall.

For further comparison, you can also view Stary Kisielin, Trzebiechów, Cigacice, Krępa, Nowogród Bobrzański, Racula, Marzęcin and Zielona Góra.

For the higher-level travel overview: Zielonogórski.