Łagów: Hotels and Accommodation

A half-timbered inn stands at the beginning of Tadeusz Kościuszko Street in Łagów. This specific historical detail appeals to visitors who want to get to know a well-established townscape.

You can book a hotel in Łagów.

History and Townscape

In the immediate vicinity of Łagów lies Zamek Joannitów z XIV w.

In the surrounding area of Łagów lie Kląb, Ostrowie and Koziniec.

In the wider regional surroundings of Łagów lie Browar, Miedzyrzecze - Sredniowieczne ruiny zamku, Paradyż and Ziębniki.

The historic centre includes a Knights Hospitaller castle, built in the middle of the 14th century on the isthmus between Lake Trześniowskie and Lake Łagowskie; the former town gates stand on either side of the main road. Łagów has the Marchijska and Polska Gates, a more than 100-year-old railway viaduct and the Church of St John the Baptist from the 18th century.

Landscape and Water

Łagów lies between Lake Trześniowskie, also known as Ciecz, and Lake Łagowskie. Lake Trześniowskie is described as being almost completely surrounded by forest.

Getting Around

Łagów lies near the international E30 route and can be reached by road from Gronów or Poźrzadło. There is no urban public transport; most points of interest can be reached on foot.

Water and Paths

Water-based recreation in Łagów includes pedal boats and other boating equipment on Lake Trześniowskie and Lake Łagowskie. This is a specific local option for anyone who would like to spend time on the water.

There are bathing areas at Lake Łagowskie, including a supervised municipal bathing area and another paid bathing area at a holiday centre.

Łagów Landscape Park has paths suitable for walking.

For further planning, you can now view accommodation in Łagów.

To the higher-level travel overview: Świebodziński.

Further Destinations

Other places within the same destination:

Lubrza, Szczaniec, Zawisze, Mostki, Zbąszynek, Rokitnica, Kłodnica, Schwiebus.