Lubawa: Hotels and Accommodation

In the wider regional area around Lubawa are Dabrowno – Ruins of a 14th-century Teutonic castle, Szymbark – 13th–14th-century fortified castle, and Ostróda – 14th-century Teutonic castle. Dylewska Góra is also located in the wider regional area around Lubawa.

Those wishing to stay overnight in Lubawa can book a hotel in Lubawa.

Culture and History

Lubawa was first mentioned in a document issued by Pope Innocent III on 18 February 1216. From the mid-13th century onward, Lubawa was a town privately owned by the bishops of Chełmno.

The Church of the Visitation of the Blessed Virgin Mary and Saint Anne in Lubawa was built around 1330. Later additions include the Chapel of Saint Barbara and the Mortęski family crypt.

Lubawa's history includes the former bishop's castle, a Franciscan monastery founded in 1502, and the arrival of the Bernardine Order in 1580.

Nature

Lubawa is associated with mushroom picking, horse riding, nature observation, hunting, and hiking tourism.

Lubawa is described as a place on a tourist route near lakes and ski lifts.

A water and nature reserve is mentioned as an excursion destination associated with Lubawa.

Other destinations: Janowo, Międzychód, Kiemiany, Urowo, Kałduny, Siemiany, Wola, Bądki.

To the overarching travel overview: IÅ‚awski.