Lebcz
Accommodation in Lebcz
Rural sports history and cycling give Lebcz (Łebcz) concrete points of interest for a trip to Poland. The Muzeum Sportu Wiejskiego is dedicated to rural sport; a cycling route passing through the village is 17.35 km long. Other sights include the neo-Gothic Parish Church of St. Martin and the Dwór w Łebczu, dating from the mid-19th century. This makes it easy to choose what to explore based on your interest in collections, outdoor activity or architectural history.
Museum of Rural Sport
The Muzeum Sportu Wiejskiego is open Tuesday to Friday from 10:00 a.m. to 4:00 p.m. Group visits can be arranged individually from Monday to Saturday. If you are travelling with a group, take this separate arrangement into account when planning your visit. The stated opening hours also provide a specific time frame for a museum visit during your stay.
The museum shares knowledge about rural sport and preserves cultural heritage. Its collection includes medals and diplomas, as well as sports clothing and equipment. Old photographs and documents complement these objects. Visitors interested in sports history will therefore encounter various kinds of evidence here: awards, equipment, images and written records. The collection brings together awards, sports equipment, and visual and written records of rural sport.
Cycling and local history
The cycling route through Lebcz is 17.35 km long and also passes through Swarzewo and Krokowa. Its length gives you a specific reference point if you plan to include cycling in your trip. The route also connects several place names: it runs not only through Lebcz, but also through Swarzewo and Krokowa. If you are considering these places too, you can view the shared route as part of your cycling plans.
The Parish Church of St. Martin in Łebcz was built in the neo-Gothic style; the present-day church dates from the 19th century. These details make it an interesting destination for travellers interested in church architecture and the architectural history of the village. The Dwór w Łebczu adds another historic building to this cultural-historical focus: it dates from the mid-19th century and has been renovated. The parish church and the manor house represent different architectural forms and can each be considered a separate stop for exploring the village.
The manor house is privately owned and has a hall intended for occasional events. Both the building’s historic origins and its intended use are among the known features of this site. The fourth Wojewódzka Spartakiada Sportów Ludowych Seniorów, in the 60+ age category, was also held in Lebcz in 2026. This event adds a contemporary sporting connection to the history of rural sport; it is the 2026 event.
More local pages
Swarzewo, Sławutowo, Rozewie, Żelistrzewo, Krokowa, Hel, Starzyno and Kosakowo.
For the main travel overview: Puck.
