Lipski poviat - poviat in Poland, in Mazowieckie voivodship, created in 1999 as part of an administrative reform. His seat is Leipzig.
An administrative division
The poviat consists of:
urban-rural communes: Lipsko rural communes: Chotcza, Ciepielów, Rzeczniów, Sienno, Solec nad Wisłą towns: Lipsko
Neighboring counties
Radom County
Worth seeing
in Leipzig
in Leipzig - the Church of St. Of the Trinity from 1614 - in the commune of Lipsko: Chapel in Gruszczyn, Church of St. Peter and Paul in Krępa Kościelna, the Village Museum in Lipa Miklas
outside Leipzig
in Solec - ruins of a medieval castle from the 13th - 14th centuries, - the church of St. Barbara of the 16th century (one of the oldest wooden monuments in Mazovia) - the monastery complex of the Reformed Fathers from the 17th century - a house with column arcades from the 18th century - currently the House of Culture - the Church of the Assumption of the Blessed Virgin Mary from the 18th century - in the Solec commune: the church of st. Stanisława in Kolonia Raj, a historic larch manor house in Wola Pawłowska in Sienna - the Church of St. Zygmunt from the 15th century with a built-in foundation board from 1442. - Baroque belfry from the 18th century. - In the Sienno commune: Palace complex in Krzyżanówka, monument to Col. Dionizego Czchowski in Rzeczniów - a church from the 16th century - in the commune of Rzeczniów: a church from the 17th century in Grabowiec, a monument to legionnaires in Grabowiec in Chotcza - the Church of the invocation of st. Trinity, - in the Chotcza commune: archaeological evidence of a medieval stronghold in Ciepielów - the Church of the Holy Trinity st. Rocha - Synagogue in the Ciepielów commune: - Monument to the soldiers of September 1939 in Dąbrowa - the place of the murder of 300 soldiers of the Division of Col. J.Pelca on 09/08/1939 - Old smelting furnaces older than those in Nowa Słupia were discovered in Gardzienice