County coat of arms
Iława poviat - poviat in Poland, in Warmian-Masurian Voivodeship. The seat of its government is the city Ilawa.
The Iława district was established in 1999 as part of an administrative reform. It covers an area of 1,385 km² and is inhabited by about 95,000 people.
An administrative division
The poviat consists of:
- municipalities: Iława, Lubawa
- urban-rural communes: Kisielice, Susz, Zalewo
- rural communes: Iława, Lubawa
- towns: Iława, Lubawa, Kisielice, Susz, Zalewo
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Monuments and attractions
The ruins of the castle in Szymbark
The most important monuments of the Iława poviat are:
- Ruins of the castle of the Pomezanian Chapter - Szymbark
- Ruins of a baroque palace - Kamieniec
- Palace - Bałoszyce
- Gothic church, market square and walls - Iława
- Gothic church - Kisielice
- Palace - Gardzień
- Palace - Jaskowo
- Manor - Gubławki
- Palace - Ogrodzieniec
- Palace - Januszewo
Sunset over Jeziorak - Sanctuary and city walls - Susz
The most important (mainly natural) attractions of the Iława poviat are:
- Landscape Park of the Iława Lakeland, having the status of "Green Lungs of Poland"
- Czerwica nature reserve
- Lake Gauda nature reserve
- Lake Jasne nature reserve (water clarity up to 15 m)
- The beach on Jeziorak in Iława
- Tourist and Recreation Center in Iława
- City Park in Iława
Park at ul. Brzozowa in Iława - Museum of the Lubawa Region in Lubawa
- Regional History Chamber in Susz
- Museum of Ilawa (Internet)
- Karaś Lake nature reserve, a nature reserve protected by the Ramsar Convention
- Iłgi Lake nature reserve
- Dylewskie Hills Landscape Park
- Suskie Lake
- Wielka Żuława Island
Tourism
Accommodation
There is a relatively well-developed network of accommodation places in the poviat. Most of the accommodation points are in Iława and near the main attractions of the poviat.