Polkowice: Hotels and Accommodation

Culture

The Wiatrak Polkowicki is the only surviving windmill in the town. The current building was constructed in the 1880s after an earlier wooden windmill burned down in 1846. The Wiatrak Polkowicki houses an exhibition on the history of Polkowice. Guided tours and participation in artistic and ethnographic workshops are also offered there.

The Church of St. Michael the Archangel is the oldest sacral monument in Polkowice. It was built in the second half of the 14th century as a wooden Catholic church. The church contains two paintings from the time of the plague epidemic of 1680, including a votive painting in the chancel, as well as an altar dedicated to St. Sebastian and a painting.

The Church of St. Barbara was built in the mid-18th century as a Protestant church; its tower dates from 1828.

You may wish to book a hotel in Polkowice for your stay.

Nature

“Glinianki” was established in the first half of the 18th century as a site for extracting clay for brickmaking. In the 1920s, the area was transformed into a recreational site for the residents of Polkowice. Shelters, benches, and fire pits were installed at “Glinianki” to make the area usable by the public again.

Leisure

The Tężnia solankowa brine graduation tower produces an aerosol by distributing brine over blackthorn branches. The aquapark includes, among other things, pools and saunas.

Public transport in the Polkowice municipality has been free of charge for years.

In the immediate vicinity of Polkowice is the church “Kościół św michała”. In the wider regional surroundings of Polkowice is “Głogów - zamek książęcy XII w.”.

Other places: Radwanice, Czerńczyce, Stara Rzeka, Chocianow, Buczyna.

To the overarching travel overview: Polkwitz.