Browar is located in the immediate vicinity of Świebodzin.
You can book a hotel in Świebodziński.
Culture and Regional Connections
The surrounding area of Świebodzin includes Paradyż, Ziębniki, Ostrowie, Koziniec and Dębiak.
The wider regional surroundings of Świebodzin include Zamek Joannitów z XIV w. and Miedzyrzecze - Sredniowieczne ruiny zamku.
Świebodzin lies at the intersection of Poland's national and trunk roads 2 and 3; the A2 motorway and the S3 expressway intersect near the city. This location is described as providing road connections for travel through western Poland. The city is also associated with the Church of Our Lady, Queen of Poland, the Chapel of St. John of Nepomuk and the Czesław Niemen Bench.
A crowned statue of Christ in Świebodzin was completed in November 2010 and is described as one of the tallest Jesus statues in the world.
Świebodzin's town hall dates from the 14th century and now houses the Regional Museum.
Świebodzin has a long tradition of textile and cloth production; from the Middle Ages until the 19th century, the city was an important centre of cloth production.
Landscape
Świebodzin is associated with the Lubusz Lakeland and is described as being near the Rzepin Forest as well as the Gryżyński Landscape Park and the Pszczewski Landscape Park.
Transport and Surroundings
The Świebodzin District is crossed by the international roads E-30 and E-65 as well as the E-20 railway corridor between Warsaw, Kunowice and Berlin. The district is described as an area with numerous lakes; forests cover more than 40 % of its area, and its landscapes include the forests and lakes of Łagów.
The following entries are available for further regional orientation: Kłodnica, Łagów, Mostki, Zbąszynek, Rokitnica, Niedźwiedź, Schwiebus, Lubrza, Zawisze, Szczaniec.
