Lubań: Hotels and Accommodation
Accommodation in Lubań
Agricultural and outdoor events are regularly held in Lubań. The Pomorskie Agro Targi was held in 2026 in its 33rd edition. In 2025, the event included educational areas for children and concerts; the Pomorska Wystawa Zwierząt Hodowlanych is also a regular part of the fair. In 2025, the Pomorskie Agro Targi hosted a competition for young horse breeders for the first time.
Those who choose Lubań as a destination may wish to book a hotel there.
Agriculture and Outdoor Events
At the Pomorska Wystawa Zwierząt Hodowlanych in Lubań, sheep, horses, and beef cattle were exhibited in 2026. During culinary workshops, visitors were able to sample beef dishes there. Dzień Pola is also held regularly on the grounds of the Pomorskiego Ośrodka Doradztwa Rolniczego in Lubań. At this event on June 25, 2026, varieties of cereals, potatoes, and legumes were presented across more than 700 trial plots; the program also included mustard varieties and various mixtures of catch crops.
The XVI Targi Ogrodniczo-Pszczelarskie in Lubań is a regular outdoor event for those interested in horticulture, beekeeping, and nature. At the XV edition, visitors could buy local honey, preserves, and handicrafts. There were also activities and creative workshops for children.
Culinary and Seasonal Events
The XXVI Kashubian Agricultural Harvest Festival in Lubań included the culinary competition „Wypieki z warzyw“ on September 14, 2024. The program also included the horse-drawn carriage driving competition „im. Wojciecha Dąbrowskiego“, a demonstration of competitive wood cutting and chopping, and a harvest concert.
The „Największa dynia“ competition is planned for September 19 and 20, 2026, as part of the XXVIII Kashubian Agricultural Harvest Festival in Lubań.
Culture and Local History
The Church p.w. św. Piotra i Pawła in Lubań is one of the tourist attractions of the Gmina Nowa Karczma. The filial church p.w. Świętych Apostołów Piotra i Pawła in Lubań was built in the late 1980s and bears the name „Św. Jana Pawła II“.
Landscape
A damaged section of Jezioro Lubańskie was restored to a more natural state in the municipality of Nowa Karczma. As part of this work, a regulated shoreline was created.
Other Places
Other places: Przytarnia, Piechowice, Śluza, Grzybowo, Kościerzyna, Wiele, Stara Kiszewa, Schodno.
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