Ludwików: Hotels and Accommodations

Antonin – Pałac myśliwski is located in the immediate vicinity of Ludwików. This particular site is a relevant point of interest for those interested in culture. You can book a hotel in Ludwików.

Surroundings and Landscape

Ostrzeszów – Zamek is located in the area surrounding Ludwików. Psia Góra and Bałczyna are also located in this area.

Winna Góra and Góra Kobyla are located in the wider regional surroundings of Ludwików.

Culture and History

Ludwików has been known since the 18th century. A glassworks operated there from 1828 to 1870; it was founded by Ludwik Mittelstädt.

Ludwików is located on the Dębnica–Antonin district road, about 18 km south of Ostrów Wielkopolski.

Along the road to Dębnica stand single-storey residential houses from the beginning of the 20th century, which were built for workers of the Przygodzice estate.

North of Ludwików, near the Kocięba settlement, there is a cemetery with a Neo-Gothic chapel donated in 1903 by Prince Ferdynand Radziwiłł. A memorial plaque commemorates 14 Polish prisoners who were killed in 1942–1943 at a nearby German forced-labor camp in Zawidzyn near Czarnylas.

Further Local Connections

Jezioro Szperek in Antonin is listed as 2.1 km from Ludwików and is associated with swimming. Jezioro Szperek is relevant for travelers interested in swimming. The Wydymacz nature reserve in Antonin is listed as 2.4 km from Ludwików.

The hunting palace in Antonin is listed as 2.3 km from Ludwików and is described as a wooden Radziwiłł residence.

Northeast of Ludwików lies the former Kocięba farmstead. It comprises 19th-century buildings made of brick and bog iron, including the former manager's house, a former workers' house, and a former stable building. Monumental pedunculate oaks are also noted in the area.

A tourist information point operates year-round in the former school at 13 Szkolna Street.

Rodzinny Park Przygód Górecznik is listed in Antonin as 6.9 km from Ludwików.

To the higher-level travel overview: Czarnylas.