The historic town privileges of Łosice provided for weekly markets and four annual fairs; the construction of a town hall was also proposed. By 1551, Łosice had two Orthodox churches and two Roman Catholic churches. You can rent a holiday apartment in Łosice. For travellers interested in culture, this combination of market history and historic churches offers a tangible point of reference.
Landscape
Łosice County extends across the Siedlce Upland, the Podlasie Bug Gorge and the Łuków Plain. Its landscape is gently undulating and shaped by the post-glacial period; there are no lakes there.
Łosice was granted its town charter in 1505, lost its town status in 1869 and regained town rights in 1919.
Łosice lies on the Tocza River amid fields on the Siedlce Upland.
Exploring on Foot
A route passing through part of Łosice is listed as 2.9 km long, with an average duration of about one hour. For travellers who would like to explore Łosice on foot, it provides a clearly defined point of reference.
Historically, Łosice served as a local administrative and trading centre because of its distance from larger towns.
Getting There
Łosice has no railway connection. Niemojki railway station is approximately 5 km away on line 31 between Siedlce, Czeremcha and Siemianówka.
Historically, Łosice developed in an area where Masovian and Ruthenian cultural elements met.
The following local pages are available for further orientation: Bolesty, Borsuki, Holowczyce, Horoszki Małe, Lipno, Łosice, Łuzki, Sarnaki, Stare Mierzwice, Zabuże.
