Rent a holiday apartment in Łagów – find a holiday home and hotel

If you are looking for a holiday home, holiday apartment or hotel in Łagów, the first thing to consider is the character of the town. Łagów’s historic sights include the Marchijska and Polska Gates, a railway viaduct more than 100 years old, the 18th-century Church of St John the Baptist and the Knights Hospitaller castle.

Historic centre and details of the town

At the beginning of Tadeusz Kościuszko Street in Łagów stands a half-timbered inn building. If this particular feature is important to you, decide whether Łagów belongs on your list of destinations before looking for accommodation there.

The historic centre includes a Knights Hospitaller castle built in the mid-14th century on the isthmus between Lakes Trześniowskie and Łagowskie; former town gates stand on both sides of the main street.

Lakes and paths

Łagów lies between Lake Trześniowskie, also known as Ciecz, and Lake Łagowskie; Lake Trześniowskie is almost completely surrounded by forest.

Łagów Landscape Park contains paths suitable for walking.

Water activities

Water recreation in Łagów includes pedal boats and other boating equipment on Lakes Trześniowskie and Łagowskie.

There are bathing areas at Lake Łagowskie, including a supervised municipal bathing area and another chargeable area at a holiday centre.

Orientation before searching for accommodation

Łagów is located near the international E30 route; access is via roads from Gronów or Poźrzadło, there is no municipal public transport, and most sights can be reached on foot. If this particular feature is important to you, decide whether Łagów belongs on your list of destinations before looking for accommodation there.

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