Rent a holiday apartment in Urszulewo

If you would like to rent a holiday apartment in Urszulewo, first check the precise geographical classification of the place: Urszulewo is located in the Kuyavian-Pomeranian Voivodeship, in Rypin County and the municipality of Skrwilno, on the Urszulewska Plain. If this geographical classification is decisive for you, decide whether Urszulewo belongs on your list of destinations before looking for accommodation there.

The location of Urszulewo

The road location may also be part of your initial selection: Urszulewo is situated on Regional Road 560. If this specific location is important to you, decide whether Urszulewo belongs on your list of destinations before looking for accommodation there.

Geographical setting

The landscape around the place is described by clear geographical references. Lake Urszulewskie lies east of Urszulewo, and the locality is geographically connected with the Urszulewska Plain within the Chełmińsko-Dobrzyńskie Lakeland.

The name of the place and its history

The name of the place also points to a longer history. The name Urszulewo has been used since the Second World War; the earlier form was Orszulewo and was probably connected with Urszula Sierpska, the owner of the village in the 16th century.

Tourism and summer stays

Urszulewo is a tourist and summer recreation resort; smaller and larger tourist facilities offer accommodation.

By the lake

The main bathing area in Urszulewo has a 200-metre-long sandy shore and features changing rooms, showers, toilets, a sports field, a playground and catering facilities.

There is a sports and recreation centre on the shore of Urszulewo; motorboats with combustion engines are prohibited on the lake.

If you would like to view more destination pages for your selection, you can visit the page about Rypin. Other place pages to compare are Rypin, Ugoszcz, Przyrowa, Ostrowite and Marianowo.

You can then start searching for the accommodation that fits your travel plans.

To the higher-level travel overview: Rypin.