A distinctive feature of Sulechów is the Sulechówka: The stream enters the town from the north, leaves it on the eastern side, and runs partly through a covered channel within the town.
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Culture and history
In the wider regional surroundings of Sulechów are Chobienice – Pałac, Browar, Paradyż, Koziniec, Ziębniki, Ostrowie, and Dębiak.
The Church of the Exaltation of the Holy Cross, locally known as the parish church, is described as the town’s most imposing church; its tower is 58 meters high.
The town hall in the central old town preserves vaulted cellars and structural remnants of its original construction; Sulechów’s historical profile also includes, alongside this town hall, historic remains of the defensive wall and a castle.
Sulechów Castle and a fragment of the town wall are listed as documented cultural sites.
The documented cultural sites are concentrated in the old town area; they include the centrally located town hall and preserved fragments of the defensive wall.
Landscape
The municipality of Sulechów is described as being located on the southern edge of the Lubusz Upland; it features moraine hills, forests cover 39 percent of the municipality, and its watercourses include the Oder, Sulechówka, and Rakówka.
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