Rent a holiday apartment in Schrimm – Śrem and its history

Anyone wishing to rent a holiday apartment in Schrimm should clarify the place name before making further plans. This makes it possible to focus the accommodation search on the present-day destination and to correctly understand the historical significance of the name.

Key facts on the subject

• Schrimm is the German name of the Polish city of Åšrem in the Greater Poland Voivodeship.
• Åšrem is also the seat of the identically named urban-rural municipality and the district capital.
• The city’s history dates back to the Middle Ages.

History of Åšrem

Åšrem has a history dating back to the Middle Ages. The town was first mentioned in a document in 1136 and was granted city rights in 1253. This chronological context provides a concrete starting point if you are planning a trip to Schrimm not only based on the accommodation but also on the character of the present-day town.

Present-day city and historic district

The name Schrimm historically also referred to a former district. Its territory now largely belongs to Åšrem County. This historic district must be distinguished from the present-day city of Åšrem. When searching for accommodation, the present-day city of Åšrem or Schrimm is therefore the relevant reference, while the former district describes a larger historical area.

Further destinations for orientation

For further orientation, you can open the pages on Dolsk, Jaszkowo, Księginki and Śrem. The page on Greater Poland is also available for broader orientation.

You can find more pages for travel planning under Wreschen, Kempen, Wollstein and Schroda. If Åšrem/Schrimm suits your travel plans, you can then choose between a holiday apartment, holiday home and hotel and compare the suitable offers.