Dzierżązna: Hotels and Accommodation

The Warta is the main river of Turek County and forms its eastern boundary; the area west of the Warta is drained by the Teleszyna, Kiełbaska, Topiec and Powa waterways. This landscape is well suited to a trip in which rivers and waterways play a role. You can book a hotel in Dzierżązna.

Culture and Regional Destinations

The wider region around Dzierżązna includes Koło, with the ruins of a 14th-century castle, Uniejów, the Chełmno/Kulmhof extermination camp, Borysławice, the Turek Hills and Złota Góra. Those interested in castle ruins will find Koło to be a specific cultural point of interest in the wider region.

Geographical Location

Turek County lies in the east of Greater Poland, in the Kalisz area; part of its territory is also assigned to the Sieradz Land.

Transport

Turek is described as the administrative and economic centre of Turek County. Regional and long-distance road connections are provided by National Roads 72 and 83, as well as Regional Road 470.

Culture

A museum department was established in Turek in 1962; ten years later, in 1972, a regional museum opened there.

For further orientation in the region, you can also explore Kawęczyn, Turek and Marcjanów.

Back to the higher-level travel overview: Turek.