Milicz: Hotels and Accommodation

In the wider regional surroundings of Milicz lies Osiek – Neo-Renaissance Palace. For visitors interested in historic buildings, this specific cultural destination can serve as a cultural point of reference. Anyone wishing to stay overnight in Milicz can book a hotel in Milicz. Also located in this wider regional area are Sielec Stary – 14th-century Castle, Baszków – Palace and Pakosław – Classicist Palace, as well as Winna Góra, Zielony Szczyt and Wzgórze Cielętnik.

Surroundings

The Barycz Valley is located in the area surrounding Milicz.

Nature and Landscape

The Milicz Ponds are described as an important habitat and breeding area for waterfowl; they form part of the Barycz Valley Landscape Park and are protected under the Ramsar Convention. At the same time, they combine a long history of fish farming with the protection of valuable water and marsh birds.

Activities

The Milicz Ponds and the Barycz Valley are associated with leisurely walks, photo safaris and cycling. The Barycz Valley is also described as a nature-rich landscape offering opportunities for hiking, cycling and nature-oriented visits.

The municipality of Milicz participates in Lower Silesia Bicycle Land, which has a network of cycling routes and paths. Walking trails and a cycle path follow the course of a former narrow-gauge railway.

Culture

Milicz developed along the ancient Amber Road, which is also called the Amber Road.

Geographical Location

Milicz lies on the Barycz River, approximately 55 km north of Wrocław.

Other local destinations: Milicz, Łazy Wielkie.

To the overarching travel overview: Lower Silesia.

Further Destinations

Other places under the same destination:

Wałbrzyski, Wroclaw, Oleśnicki, Górowski, Świdnicki, Neumarkt In Schlesien.