Tomaszów Mazowiecki - Tomaszów Mazowiecki

Tomaszów Mazowiecki
Ostrowski Palace, now the Museum of Antoni Countess Ostrowski
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Country	Poland
Region	Łódź voivodeship
Surface	41.30 km²
Population	65 818
Area code	48 44
Postal Code
tomaszow-maz.eu Website

Tomaszów Mazowiecki - city and municipal commune of the village of Poland, in voivodeship of Lodz in you will say Tomaszów. 4th in terms of population and 6th largest city in the voivodship.

The Blue Springs nature reserve

Caves located in the southern part of Tomaszów Mazowiecki at ul. Pod Grotami running over Zalew Sulejowski (in the area of ​​the former village of Nagórzyce) which are a remnant of an underground glass sand mine

Panorama of Tomaszów Mazowiecki at the beginning of the 19th century, drawing by Leonard Chodźko 1837

Bank building at ul. Mościcki

Tomaszów Mazowiecki. Church of st. Anthony in the city center

Tenement house at ul. Mościcki

Temple of the Evangelical-Augsburg Church, ul. st. Antoni 39

The Town Hall in Tomaszów Mazowiecki - the seat of the Municipal Office

Tomaszów Mazowiecki ul. NS

Hotel at ul. st. Anthony

The building of the Social Insurance Institution (ZUS) at Ignacego Mościckiego Street

Housing estate at Oskara Lange street

Housing estate "Niebrów"

Characteristic

Geographic location: 51 ° 31′53 ″ N 20 ° 00′32 ″ E

The city is located at the meeting point of three historical and cultural regions. The center of Tomaszów Mazowiecki and its southern districts belong to the land of Sieradz, districts to the north of the Wolbórka River belong to the Łęczyca land, while the part of the city on the right side of the Pilica River is Małopolska. Pilica, Wolbórka, Black and Piaseczno, Near Zalew Sulejowski, on the edge The Pilica Forest.

Drive

Significant road and rail junction.

By plane

The nearest airport is in Lodz in Lublinek, is served by the so-called low cost airlines. Port Lotniczy Łódź im. Władysław Reymont [1] (IATA: LCJ, ICAO: EPLL), tel. 48 42 688 84 14, [email protected]

By rail

There is a railway station here. Railway lines connect Tomaszów Mazowiecki directly with many cities (direct connections):

• Tomaszow Mazowiecki - Koluszki – Lowicz – Poznan,
• Tomaszow Mazowiecki - Cracow – buried,
• Tomaszow Mazowiecki - Skarżysko-Kamienna (freight and passenger traffic suspended on July 31, 2009),
• Tomaszow Mazowiecki - Radom,
• Tomaszów Mazowiecki - Lodz,
• Tomaszow Mazowiecki - She was asleep (freight and passenger traffic launched for tourist and occasional transport).

By car

National and provincial roads intersect in the city:

• Expressway S8 Suwałki – Warsaw - Tomaszow Mazowiecki - Wroclaw – Kudowa-Zdrój,
• National road No. 48 Kozienice – Dęblin – Kock,
• Provincial road No. 713 Łódź - Tomaszow Mazowiecki - Januszewice wheel Opoczna.

By bus

Timetable from the bus station http://www.pkstomaszowmaz.pl/rozklad.html

By ship

Communication

• MZK Tomaszów Mazowiecki.

Worth seeing

• Nagórzyckie caves located in the southern part of Tomaszów Mazowiecki at ul. Pod Grotami running over Zalew Sulejowski (in the area of ​​the former village of Nagórzyce) which are a remnant of an underground glass sand mine
• The Blue Springs nature reserve
• Evangelical-Augsburg Church of the Savior - ul. st. Antoni 39
• Classicist Evangelical-Augsburg Church of the Holy Trinity - pl. Kościuszko 21
• Former butchery - ul. Butchery
• Ostrowski Palace - ul. POW 11/15
• St. Antoni Padewski - at św. Anthony
• Town Hall - ul. POW 10/16
• The building of the Polish Bank - ul. I. Mościcki. 31/33
• The Pieschs' palace - ul. Barlickiego 32
• A factory tenement house - ul. I. Mościcki 4
• The mansion - ul. St. Antoni 42
• Larch church. st. Martin the bishop - ul. Commune (Białobrzegi)
• Former mansion - ul. Radomska
• Factory villa - ul. Konstytucji 3 Maja 48
• A factory house of the Knothe family - Kościuszko Square 17
• Classicist tenement house - pl. Kościuszki 18
• Batavia - ul. Warsaw
• Chimney and building of the factory boiler room - ul. Barlicki - Built in 1872 in Moritz Piesch's factory.
• Eclectic villa - ul. Barlicki - Built by Jakub Helpner - owner of a cloth factory.
• The building of the former coach house - ul. Barlicki - It belonged to the Moritz Piesch factory. Built in 1911 in an eclectic style with elements of Art Nouveau.
• The building of the company's carpentry shop - ul. Barlicki - Built in 1911 by the heirs of Moritz Piesch. Eclectic elevation with elements of Art Nouveau.
• Factory gatehouse - ul. Konstytucji 3 Maja 46 - Built at the end of the 1890s for the purpose of the social building of the H. Landsberg cloth factory.
• The Bornsteins' villa - ul. Warszawska - Built in the mid-nineteenth century by Zussamant Bornstein - the owner of the Starzycka Fabryka Wyrobów Sukiennych. Rebuilt many times.
• Factory villa - ul. Spalska 120 - Built at the turn of the 19th and 20th centuries by Robert Kliendienst - owner of the "Wilanów" textile factory.
• Factory villa - ul. Warszawska 10 - Built at the beginning of the 20th century by Dawid Bornstein - the owner of the Tomaszów factory of Cloth Products.

Nearest neighborhood

• Railway bunker A bunker for a staff train from World War II, along with technical bunkers. The facilities are open to the public. Please bring a flashlight for sightseeing.

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