Lubliniec: Hotels and Accommodations

The market square in Lubliniec follows a medieval street layout. Its original rectangular shape was altered after a fire in the early 19th century, when buildings on the eastern side were relocated; as a result, the square developed toward a more square shape. The market is therefore a specific cultural point of reference for visitors interested in the history of the town.

You can book a hotel in Lubliniec.

Geographical Location

Lubliniec County is situated on the Silesian Upland in the northwestern part of the Silesian Voivodeship, between the Mała Panew and Liswarta rivers.

In the wider regional area of Lubliniec lies Toszek – zamek.

History and Culture

Written references to Lubliniec Castle dating from 1379 have been preserved. It was rebuilt over a period of five years; the reconstruction was completed in 2010.

The historic Roman Catholic Church of St. Nicholas in Lubliniec was built between 1576 and 1579. St. Anne's Church was built in 1653 and restored or renovated in 1754 and again between 1999 and 2001.

A walking route in Lubliniec leads from the museum to the monument to Edith Stein and presents dates and events from her life.

Pilgrimage Routes

A pilgrimage route is described as a connection between Jasna Góra and the monastery in Mochów that passes through Lubliniec. This described route is a specific point of reference for visitors interested in pilgrimage routes.

Cycling

A cycling map of Lubliniec lists bicycle racks and parking facilities, bicycle rental services, repair centers, sports shops, and cycling clubs.

Landscape

Kokotek in Lubliniec is described as a meeting place surrounded by woodland.

Other places in the same overview: Pawelki, Koszwice, Rzyce, Łagiewniki Wielkie, Kochcice, Woźniki, Kochanowice.

For the overarching travel overview: Lubliniec.