Weasers - village in Poland, located in voivodeship of Lodz, in Skierniewice County, in the Bolimów commune.
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Geographic coordinates: 52 ° 05′N 20 ° 07′E
3 km north of the A2 motorway and 3 km west of the road 705 Skierniewice – Bolimów – Sochaczew. 4 km to the north, railway line No. 3 Warsaw Western - Kunowice, bus stop Bednary.
On the road Nieborów - Bolimów, 3 km from Nieborów, on the right side, right by the road, a defensive site from the beginning of the 17th century. A pond with a square artificial island on it, raised high, with ruined brick cellars with barrel vaults.
In the 15th century, in the immediate vicinity of Nieborów, there were noble villages: Jasionna, Piaski, Sypień, Sokołów, Łasieczniki and Wólka Łasiecka, which over time created a complex of farms and farms known as the Nieborów estate. In the Nieborów estates, despite the proximity of Łowicz, there are no folk costumes from Łowicz, so characteristic of the rich culture of the Duchy of Łowicz preserved in the epic Władysław Stanisław ReymontPeasants.
Worth seeing
A linden alley runs from Łasieczniki to Nieborów, the old trees are over 200 years old.
In the nearby Wólka Łasiecka, in the areas used for agriculture as fields, a burnt cemetery was discovered after World War II and the remains of the only three-nave hall structure with a horizontal plan, dating from the Roman period (2nd - 3rd century AD). The outlines of the burial mound with several tombs inside and the remains of a crematorium pile have also been preserved.
Agritourism
Agritourism farm "Miodowy Raj", Łasieczniki 62, commune Bolimów
Where next
- Nieborów.
The Nieborowskis' goods existed from the 14th century, and in 1694 they were bought by the Primate of Poland, Cardinal Michał Stefan Radziejowski, who erected a baroque palace designed by Tylman van Gameren. In the 18th century, the property often changed hands. In 1774, the Vilnius voivode, Michał Hieronim Radziwiłł, became the owner, who equipped the palace with stylish furniture, fabrics, paintings, sculptures and artistic craftsmanship. He founded a library rich in collections (over 10,000 volumes of Polish and foreign works, including old prints from the 15th century). His wife, Helena Radziwiłł née Przeździecka, founded the famous romantic garden in Arkadia at that time. It became a meeting place for the founders of the Enlightenment era. Nieborów estate remained in the hands of the Radziwiłłs until February 1945, then the palace and park complex in Nieborów and Arkadia became a branch of the National Museum in Warsaw.
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