Lipowiec: Hotels and Accommodations

Would you like to book a hotel in Lipowiec or rent a holiday apartment or holiday home? Lipowiec is associated with the Church of Saint Valentine, a designated landmark. If you are interested in a designated ecclesiastical landmark in connection with Lipowiec, the Church of Saint Valentine is the specific point of reference.

Culture

The Protestant parish cemetery in Lipowiec contains a war graves section with the graves of seven unknown Russian soldiers who died in 1914, as well as the grave of a civilian war casualty.

Geographical Location

Lipowiec is located in the historical region of Masuria. If you would like to visit the historical region of Masuria, Lipowiec is a place within this region.

For further comparisons, you can also visit Sedansk, Dzwierzuty, Jerutki, Trelkówko, Powalczyn, Narty, Rudka and Racibórz.

History

Lipowiec has a layered history, with periods under Polish, Prussian and German administration. In 1933, the place was renamed Lindenort. In 1945, after the area once again became part of Poland, the historical name was restored.

The heritage register includes houses numbered 166, 167 and 170 in Lipowiec.

A parish church dedicated to Saint Valentine is listed in Lipowiec’s heritage register.

To the higher-level travel overview: Szczycieński.