Several named points of interest are recorded around Łęczyca. “Łęczyca - Zamek Królewski XIVw.” is located about 3.2 km east of the center of Łęczyca, while “Leczyca - Zamek” is about 3.6 km east. “Besiekiery -Ruiny zamku rycerskiego” is recorded about 15.9 km northwest of the center, and “Uniejów” about 27.0 km southwest. The two castle references and the castle ruins provide a specific point of reference for travelers interested in historic buildings.
You can rent a vacation apartment in Łęczycki.
Cycling
The 307 km-long, blue-marked W Centrum Polski cycling route runs through Łęczycki County and highlights Łęczyca, Łęczyca Castle, and nearby Tum among its visitor attractions. For cycling travelers, this provides a specific point of reference for anyone who wants to experience Łęczycki by bike.
Geographical location
Tum is located in Łęczycki County, approximately 3 km east of Łęczyca.
Culture
Tum is home to the Collegiate Church of St. Mary and St. Alexius, a fortified Romanesque church built from granite blocks and sandstone in the mid-12th century.
The area around Łęczyca is associated with Łęczycki County in the northern part of the Łódź Voivodeship; the county includes the city of Łęczyca and several surrounding municipalities.
The Royal Castle in Łęczyca was built in the mid-14th century under Casimir the Great and has housed the Museum of Łęczyca since 1948.
Łęczyca’s medieval defensive walls were built between 1350 and 1370 in connection with the reconstruction and redesign of the city under Casimir the Great.
In nearby Kwiatkówek, the Łęczycka Zagroda Chłopska open-air museum displays buildings associated with the rural area around Łęczyca in the 19th and 20th centuries.
Nature
Łęczyca is associated with a bend in the Bzura River as well as marshy and wet areas where reeds and rushes grow.
The Łęczyca area has rail access via Łęczyca railway station on line 16; it is also crossed by Voivodeship Road 703 between Łowicz, Łęczyca, and Poddębice.
A traditional Łęczyca folk costume is documented for Łęczyca; significant collections are held at the Łęczyca Museum and in an ethnographic museum.
More destinations to choose from: Błonie, Łęczyca, Lodz, Skierniewice, Tomaszowski, Zduńska, Powiat Piotrkowski, Łask.
