Milicz: Holiday Apartments and Holiday Homes

The wider surrounding area of Milicz contains several named cultural landmarks: Osiek – Neo-Renaissance Palace, Sielec Stary – 14th-century Castle, Baszków – Palace, and Pakosław – Classicist Palace. Winna Góra, Zielony Szczyt, and Wzgórze Cielętnik are also located in the wider surrounding area of Milicz. This provides a specific point of reference for travellers interested in historic buildings.

You can rent a holiday apartment in Milicz.

Nature

The Milicz Ponds are described as an important habitat and breeding ground for waterfowl. They are part of the Barycz Valley Landscape Park and are protected under the Ramsar Convention. At the same time, the Milicz Ponds combine a long history of fish farming with the protection of valuable waterfowl and wetland birds.

The Barycz Valley lies in the area surrounding Milicz and is described as a nature-rich landscape connected with the Milicz Ponds. Activities mentioned in connection with the Milicz Ponds and the Barycz Valley include leisurely walks, photo safaris, cycling, and visits focused on natural history.

Cycling and Trails

The Milicz municipality is part of the Lower Silesian Cycling Land, which is described as a network of cycle paths and routes. The municipality's tourism website also mentions hiking trails and a cycle path that follows a former narrow-gauge railway.

History

Milicz developed along the ancient amber trade route, also known as the Amber Road.

Geographical Location

Milicz lies on the Barycz River, approximately 55 km north of Wrocław.

For further orientation, you can visit the pages for Łazy Wielkie and Milicz.

For the overview of the higher-level destination: Lower Silesia.

More Destinations

More places within the same destination:

Neumarkt In Schlesien, Reichenbach, Frankenstein, Ohlau, Wohlau, Jeleniogórski.