Baranów: Hotels and Accommodation

Culture

Baranów is home to the Church of St. Andrew and St. Lawrence, together with its church tower. The wooden Church of St. Lawrence and St. Andrew in Baranów was built in 1732, funded by Anna Śleżyńska, Deputy Chamberlain of Łuków.

The late Baroque main altar of the Church of St. Lawrence in Baranów dates from 1785 and is adorned with sculptures of Saint John of Nepomuk and an unknown bishop, as well as a painting of the Adoration of the Christ Child. The church also has a late-medieval Renaissance pulpit dating from around 1640, an organ from the 18th century, and three side altars from around 1640.

Cycling routes

The “Pętla Południowej Wielkopolski” cycling route includes the Baranów Węzeł junction. The black “Łącznik Do Wrót Wielkopolski” cycling route runs via Jankowy to Baranów Rynek.

Events

“Dni Baranowa” is a recurring local festival that continues the tradition of fairs held in Baranów centuries ago. “Dni Baranowa” includes tastings of local specialities.

“Baranowskie Lato w Siodle” includes traditional sporting elements, including a carriage-driving competition.

More pages about nearby towns: Bralin, Kępno.

Those wishing to book a hotel in Baranów can continue their accommodation search afterwards.

For the higher-level travel overview: Kempen.