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The Lubusz Lake District (Polish Pojezierze Lubuskie) is part of the Ice Age South Baltic Lake Districts and lies in the west Poland. The region is located in the center of the voivodeship Lebus and in the west voivodeship Greater Poland both sides of the Or.

Regions

The Makroregion Lubusz Lake District is divided into:

places

Map of Lubusz Lake District

The area is quite densely populated, there are many smaller towns. Nevertheless, the landscape is natural.

Chech lake
Great Nischlitzsee
Lagower See
Lake Solecko
Sand lake
Lake Chłop
  • 1 SlubiceWebsite of this institutionSłubice in the Wikipedia encyclopediaSłubice in the media directory Wikimedia CommonsSłubice (Q200709) in the Wikidata database
  • 2 RzepinWebsite of this institutionRzepin in the Wikipedia encyclopediaRzepin in the media directory Wikimedia CommonsRzepin (Q990823) in the Wikidata database
  • 3 Ośno LubuskieWebsite of this institutionOśno Lubuskie in the Wikipedia encyclopediaOśno Lubuskie in the Wikimedia Commons media directoryOśno Lubuskie (Q1005350) in the Wikidata database
  • 4 SulęcinWebsite of this institutionSulęcin in the Wikipedia encyclopediaSulęcin in the media directory Wikimedia CommonsSulęcin (Q718038) in the Wikidata database
  • 5 LubniewiceWebsite of this institutionLubniewice in the Wikipedia encyclopediaLubniewice in the media directory Wikimedia CommonsLubniewice (Q931553) in the Wikidata database
  • 6 TorzymWebsite of this institutionTorzym in the Wikipedia encyclopediaTorzym in the media directory Wikimedia CommonsTorzym (Q995903) in the Wikidata database

Lagow Lake District

  • 7 ŁagówWebsite of this institutionŁagów in the Wikipedia encyclopediaŁagów in the media directory Wikimedia CommonsŁagów (Q345189) in the Wikidata database
  • 8 ŚwiebodzinŚwiebodzin in the Wikipedia encyclopediaŚwiebodzin in the Wikimedia Commons media directoryŚwiebodzin (Q387463) in the Wikidata database(Schwiebus) is known for the 36 meter high and therefore world's largest statue of Christ. It was inaugurated on November 21, 2010. Remains of a medieval city wall from the 14th-16th centuries can be found above it. Century, an old castle, which was rebuilt in the 19th century and some hiostoric wooden houses in the old town.
  • 9 GościkowoGościkowo in the Wikipedia encyclopediaGościkowo in the media directory Wikimedia CommonsGościkowo (Q5590462) in the Wikidata database
  • 10 BledzewWebsite of this institutionBledzew in the encyclopedia WikipediaBledzew in the media directory Wikimedia CommonsBledzew (Q1014942) in the Wikidata database
  • 11 MiędzyrzeczWebsite of this institutionMiędzyrzecz in the Wikipedia encyclopediaMiędzyrzecz in the media directory Wikimedia CommonsMiędzyrzecz (Q639241) in the Wikidata database
  • 12 TrzcielWebsite of this institutionTrzciel in the encyclopedia WikipediaTrzciel in the media directory Wikimedia CommonsTrzciel (Q523287) in the Wikidata database
  • 13 BabimostWebsite of this institutionBabimost in the Wikipedia encyclopediaBabimost in the media directory Wikimedia CommonsBabimost (Q797713) in the Wikidata database
  • 14 ZbąszyńWebsite of this institutionZbąszyń in the Wikipedia encyclopediaZbąszyń in the media directory Wikimedia CommonsZbąszyń (Q168905) in the Wikidata database (Bentschen) lies on the border with the historical region Neumark at the Obra as well as at the lake Błędno and is particularly known as a water sports center and for its historic old town.
  • 15 ZbąszynekWebsite of this institutionZbąszynek in the Wikipedia encyclopediaZbąszynek in the media directory Wikimedia CommonsZbąszynek (Q168902) in the Wikidata database (New Bentschen) is located a few kilometers from Zbąszyń and was built as a railway settlement in the 1930s.

background

From ancient times, Polish, German and Jewish influences mixed in the area. The moraine hills are lower here than in Masuria. There are numerous post-glacial lakes. In comparison to Suwałki Lake District however, the lakes are relatively shallow.

language

The official and lingua franca is Polish. You can get along well with English everywhere.

getting there

The nearest international airports are the 1 Wroclaw AirportWebsite of this institutionWroclaw Airport in the Wikipedia encyclopediaWroclaw Airport in the media directory Wikimedia CommonsWroclaw Airport (Q1107152) in the Wikidata database(IATA: WRO), and the 2 Poznan AirportWebsite of this institutionPoznan Airport in the Wikipedia encyclopediaPoznan Airport in the Wikimedia Commons media directoryPoznan Airport (Q1361639) in the Wikidata database(IATA: POZ). The arrival can also be via the highways Autostrada A2 which leads through the lake district. The lake district begins immediately behind the German-Polish Oder border.

mobility

The road, rail and bus network is very well developed. Having your own mobile stand is nevertheless helpful.

Tourist Attractions

The numerous lakes are well worth seeing.

activities

The lake district is shaped by hundreds of lakes and moraine hills from the Ice Age and is ideal for water sports.

kitchen

Due to the numerous lakes and rivers, fresh freshwater fish is available cheaply everywhere.

nightlife

The nightlife is concentrated in the surrounding larger cities.

security

It's pretty safe.

climate

There is a transitional climate with a continental impact. The summers are warm to hot, the winters cold.

trips

literature

You article too Poland.

Web links

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