Staw: Hotels and accommodations

Staw is home to the Roman Catholic parish church dedicated to St. Nicholas, which was built around 1520. It is Gothic, single-nave, and built of brick; its gable roof is covered with shingles.

Those who choose Staw as a travel destination may want to book a hotel.

Culture and history

Staw is home to a post mill known in Polish as “wiatrak-koźlak w Stawie”. There is also a Roman Catholic cemetery in Staw.

In the former Kalisz suburb area of Staw, a brick castle stood on a hill opposite the Chapel of the Holy Spirit. In 1492, Staw received the privilege of holding fairs from King Casimir IV Jagiellon.

Cycle paths

The eastern section of the “Szlakiem Dębów i Paproci” cycle network comprises two stages and is 83 km long. The “Szlak Pałaców” stage leads through Staw; on the “Szlak Pałaców”, Staw follows Mroczki Małe and is followed by Radliczyce.

Surroundings and landscape

Marchwacz - Pałac is a castle in the surroundings of Staw. Rossoszyca -Pałac XIX w. is a castle in the wider regional area around Staw. Wzgórza Tureckie is a hill in the wider regional area around Staw.

Other town pages

Other town pages in the surrounding area can be found under Borek, Pawłówek, Blizanów, Kalisz, Żelazków, Wolica, Dębniałki and Szałe.

To the main travel overview: Kalisz.