Rent a holiday apartment in Spała

If you would like to rent a holiday apartment in Spała, you can begin your accommodation search by selecting a clearly defined location. Spała is a tourism and recreational locality covering approximately 12 km² in the western part of the municipality of Inowłódz.

Key facts

Spała is a tourism and recreational locality; visitor accommodation serves families, schools and adults looking for a woodland setting.

Putting the location into context

For your destination selection, you can start with a single, clearly defined feature of the location. Spała is connected with the surrounding forests and the advertised Lasy Spalsko-Rogowskie forest complex. If this feature is important to you, decide whether Spała belongs on your destination list before looking for accommodation there.

The area of Spała includes Staw Spalski, which was formed by damming the Gać stream next to a former hydroelectric power station.

The Pilica River and a riverside beach are located in Spała.

Discover the past

The historic points of interest can also be considered as a separate focus when selecting your destination. Spała has the Grotto of Saint Hubertus in a historic park named after the presidents of the Second Polish Republic. If this feature is important to you, decide whether Spała belongs on your destination list before looking for accommodation there.

Spała's heritage includes a former imperial hunting residence complex and a wooden church associated with the Polish presidents of the interwar period.

Spała is home to the Adam-Loret Memorial House of the Struggle and Martyrdom of Polish Foresters and Timber Workers, which features a historic exhibition.

Active pursuits

If you are including cycling in your travel plans, you can consider the information about the routes separately from the location's historical references.

Seven cycling routes of varying lengths run around Spała, including a seven-kilometre cycling route towards Tomaszów.

The Lasy Spalskie Tomaszów-Spała-Inowłódz cycling route passes through the Spalskie Forests, Inowłódz and Spała Nature Reserve.

Spała is associated with tourist and educational facilities operated by the State Forests, as well as an orienteering competition for foresters.

Further orientation

Inowłódz is located approximately six kilometres from Spała; it is home to the Romanesque Church of Saint Giles and the restored ruins of the castle of Casimir the Great.

For a broader overview, you can open the Tomaszowski page. Additional destination pages are available for Józefów Stary, Ujazd and Inowłódz. You can also visit Tomaszów Mazowiecki, Smardzewice, Czerniewice and Kanice.

Start your accommodation search

First, classify Spała according to the travel theme that matters most to you, then start searching for accommodation in Spała.