What’s nearby

Spała – 4 km

Former hunting residence of the Russian tsars, than the residence of the Presidents of the Republic of Poland. During World War II the headquarter of the German command Ober-Ost. After the war it became a holiday resort. Nowadays Presidential Harvest Festival is held annually in Spała.

Tourist attraction in Spała

• Symbol of Spała –  a cast iron statue of a bison standing in the southern part of the park.
•  “Rogacz” and “Dzik” – hotels from tsarist times
• Orangery and couch house buildings, several wooden villas
• Wooden church built in 1923 and next to it arranged under the open sky a field altar of the Home Army (in the center of Spała)
• Spała Fair of Antiques and Folk Handicraft
• The Central Sport Centre and Olympic Preparation Centre
• Many hotels and restaurants

Inowłódz – 7 km

• A settlement with a historical Piast pedigree.
• Romanesque church named for Święty Idzi (St Giles) founded in 1086 by King Władysław Herman
• Reconstructed castle from the 14th century
• St. Michael the Archangel Church from the 16th century
• Synagogue building from the beginning of the 19th century

Jeleń – 10 km

The second long railway shelter in the “Anlage Mitte” complex, 355 meters long, with curved shape (currently desolated).

In Tomaszów Mazowiecki (15 km) worth visiting is:

• the Tomaszów Mazowiecki Museum,
• The Open-Air Museum of Pilica river,
• and the Nagórzyckie Grottoes.

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