Lubomierz: Hotels and accommodations

Lubomierz is associated with the filming locations of the Polish comedies “Sami Swoi”, “Nie ma mocnych” and “Kochaj albo rzuć”. For travelers who want to book a hotel in Lubomierz, this connection is a tangible cultural point of reference.

Culture

Lubomierz was granted town rights in 1291 and is described as one of the smallest and oldest towns in Lower Silesia.

The market square, Plac Wolności, includes Lubomierz Town Hall. A Marian column, described as a plague figure, also stands there.

Gryf Castle and Czocha Castle, dating from the 14th century, are located in the vicinity of Lubomierz; Wysoka and Jastrzębiec are also nearby.

In the wider regional surroundings of Lubomierz are the former “Lauban Railway Substation”, Chojnik Castle, Kamienica and Wapienna.

Lubomierz is home to a former Ursuline convent connected with the local school boarding building.

Plac Wolności is home to the historic market square area of Lubomierz; historic townhouses and a stone pillory or a pillory-related element are documented there.

Landscape

The municipality of Lubomierz is located in Lower Silesia; the municipality’s landscape is described as part of the foothills of the Jizera Mountains. The Oldza is described as an important local body of water and a tributary of the Kwisa.

Orientation

National road DK30 runs through the southern part of the municipality of Lubomierz. At Pasiecznik, provincial road DW297 branches off and continues via Lwówek Śląski and Bolesławiec.

More destinations at a glance: Grudza, Gryfów Śląski, Rębiszów, Mlądz, Pokrzywnik, Gajówka, Pasiecznik, Gierczyn.

To the higher-level travel overview: Löwenberg in Silesia.