Rent a holiday apartment in Milicz

If you would like to rent a holiday apartment in Milicz, begin your selection by taking a close look at the town's history. The ruins of the castle of the Dukes of Oleśnica in Milicz date from the mid-14th century; the town received its town charter around 1312. If this historical character is what matters to you, decide whether Milicz belongs on your destination list before looking for accommodation there.

What to consider first when making your selection

Those who choose a stay based on cultural reference points that can be dated will find several clearly defined landmarks in Milicz.

Milicz received its town charter around 1312, and the castle of the Dukes of Oleśnica was built in the mid-14th century.

The castle was rebuilt in the Renaissance style in 1494 under Sigmund Kurzbach.

The castle underwent reconstruction in the Renaissance style in 1494 under Sigmund Kurzbach.

Which route you can take into account

For travelers who would like to include a specific route in their selection, Milicz offers a clearly defined connection between route and distance.

A former narrow-gauge railway line runs through Milicz and forms part of the approximately 55 km route Trzebnica–Prusice–Sułów–Milicz–Grabownica. If a former narrow-gauge railway line is precisely what matters to you, decide whether Milicz belongs on your destination list before looking for accommodation there.

The blue Milicz Ponds cycling trail runs from Grabówka via Milicz and Grabownica to Czatkowice and is 28.7 km long.

A former narrow-gauge railway trail forms part of the approximately 55 km route Trzebnica–Prusice–Sułów–Milicz–Grabownica.

Near Milicz, the former railway corridor includes exhibitions of railway vehicles at Milicz Zamek and Milicz Wąsk, as well as places to rest.

Which landscape features matter

If water landscapes and nature observation influence your choice of destination, the information about Milicz refers to the town itself and to the nearby landscape of the Barycz Valley.

Milicz is part of the Barycz Valley context, which includes natural areas, diverse landscapes, and a recreational reservoir in Milicz.

The nearby landscape of the Barycz Valley is connected with Milicz; it includes the Milicz Ponds and birdlife such as herons and cormorants.

The Milicz Ponds and birdlife including herons and cormorants are associated with Milicz.

How to proceed

When searching for accommodation, you can first weigh the described features of the town according to your personal travel plans and then choose accommodation in Milicz.

For further orientation, you can open the main Milicz page and also take a look at Łazy Wielkie. This allows you to continue refining your choice of destination.

If Milicz suits your travel plans, start searching for accommodation in Milicz.