Lebcz: Hotels and Accommodations

Lebcz has a specific connection to the surrounding landscape: Władysławowo plaża is located in the area surrounding the town. Those looking for a connection to the beach when planning their trip will find a clearly named point of reference here. Also located in the same surrounding area of Lebcz are Krokowo – Zamek, Rzucewo – Pałac Neogotycki 1840–1845, Mechowo k/Pucka with the Mechowskie Grottos, and Jastrzębia Góra.

You can book a hotel in Lebcz.

Kępa Swarzewska is located in the immediate surroundings of Lebcz.

The Muzeum Emigracji is located in the wider regional surroundings of Lebcz.

Lebcz offers accommodation; one of the options described is an apartment with a garden, barbecue facilities, Wi-Fi, and private parking.

A restaurant in Lebcz advertises Polish, Mediterranean, and Italian dishes, including pasta and steaks. For travelers interested in these cuisines, this is a specific local point of reference.

Culture

The history of Lebcz is documented as having medieval origins: the town was mentioned in 1285, and in 1340 Lebcz was established as a settlement under Kulm Law.

A manor house from the mid-19th century is part of the townscape. It is built of brick on a stone foundation and surrounded by a geometrically laid-out park.

Historically, a former railway line from Puck to Krokowa ran through Lebcz. The former Lebcz stop consisted only of a platform and a shelter; there was no ticket office or station building there.

Other destinations: Osłonino, Krokowa, Dębki, Rozewie, Bialogora, Rekowo Górne, Swarzewo, Hel.

To the higher-level travel overview: Putzig.