Rent a holiday apartment in Łęczycki

Begin your search for a holiday apartment in Łęczycki by familiarising yourself with the destination and its cultural, scenic and active highlights.

The area around Łęczyca is associated with Łęczycki County in the northern part of Łódź Voivodeship; the county includes the town of Łęczyca and several surrounding municipalities.

Choosing the destination before searching for accommodation

Tum is located within Łęczycki County and approximately 3 km east of Łęczyca. If precisely this feature matters to you, decide whether Łęczycki belongs on your list of destinations before searching for accommodation there.

Culture and history

The Royal Castle in Łęczyca was built in the mid-14th century under Casimir the Great and has housed the Łęczyca Museum since 1948.

The medieval defensive walls of Łęczyca were built between 1350 and 1370 in connection with the rebuilding and redesign of the town by Casimir the Great.

Tum is home to the Collegiate Church of St Mary and St Alexius, a fortified Romanesque church built in the mid-12th century from granite blocks and sandstone.

Tum has a fortified Romanesque collegiate church built in the mid-12th century from granite and sandstone.

A traditional Łęczyca folk costume is documented for the locality of Łęczyca; significant collections are held at the Łęczyca Museum and in an ethnographic museum.

Cycling as a distinct focus

The 307 km-long, blue-marked W Centrum Polski cycling route passes through Łęczycki County and lists Łęczyca, Łęczyca Castle and nearby Tum among its highlights. If precisely this feature matters to you, decide whether Łęczycki belongs on your list of destinations before searching for accommodation there.

Landscape along the Bzura

The locality of Łęczyca is associated with a bend in the Bzura as well as marshy and wet areas with reed and cattail vegetation.

Further orientation

Nearby, the Łęczycka Zagroda Chłopska open-air museum in Kwiatkówek presents buildings associated with the rural surroundings of Łęczyca from the 19th and 20th centuries.

The area around Łęczyca has rail access via Łęczyca railway station on Line 16 and is crossed by Voivodeship Road 703 between Łowicz, Łęczyca and Poddębice.

For further selection, you can open the pages for Łęczyca and Błonie separately. For broader orientation, Lodz is available.

For further comparisons, you can also open Opoczno, Poddębice, Sieradz, Rawski, Skierniewice and Bełchatowski.

If Łęczycki fits your travel plans, continue your search with the current offers for a holiday apartment, holiday house or hotel.