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The Lands Lauenburg and Bütow (Polish: Ziemia lęborsko-bytowska) are a historical region in the north Poland in the voivodeship Pomerania. It is west of the Kashubia and south of the Slowinsian coast.
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background
In 1121 Pomerania was given to the Polish King Bolesław III. Wrymouth conquered and annexed Poland. As part of the seniority constitution, West Pomerania came to grips in 1138. After 1181, West Pomerania broke away from Poland. In the 14th century, the Brandenburg and later the Teutonic Order ruled the region, which after the Peace of Thorn in 1466 was again a fiefdom under Polish-Lithuanian highness. After the fiefs died out, the area came directly to Poland-Lithuania in 1637 and became part of the Pomeranian Voivodeship. In 1657 the Polish-Lithuanian king gave the Brandenburg area as a fief. With the first partition of Poland in 1772, the region came to Prussia. In 1945 she came back to Poland.
language
Polish is the official language in Poland. Due to the high level of education, one can also communicate well with English.
getting there
By plane
- Bydgoszcz Airport lies by Bydgoszcz east of the Lauenburg and Bütow lands.
- Poznan Airport at Poses lies south of the Lauenburg and Bütow lands.
- Gdansk Airport and Szczecin Airport are to the east and west of the Lauenburg and Bütow regions.
By train
The railway junction is Nakło nad Notecią.
By bus
The central bus station is located in Lębork and Bytów.
In the street
The region is easily accessible on country roads from Poznan, Szczecin or Bydgoszcz.
By bicycle
There are numerous long-distance and near-by bike trails in the region.
mobility
Bus and train connections are available. However, you are most flexible with your own mobile pedestal.
Tourist Attractions
The region is characterized by the numerous brick Gothic architecture and numerous lakes and moraines.
activities
The numerous lakes in the region are ideal for water sports. Hiking, horse riding and cycling are also popular.
kitchen
There are a number of good restaurants in the region.
nightlife
The night life is focused on Lębork and Bytów.
security
It's pretty safe.
climate
Compared to the west and south of Poland, the climate is more continental, ie. colder in winter and very warm to hot in summer with little rainfall.
literature
- See article too Poland.
