Neusalz: Holiday Apartments and Holiday Homes

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Powiat nowosolski is a county in western Poland within the Lubusz Voivodeship; Nowa Sól is the seat of its authorities. This landscape region includes the Nowosolskie Depression, the Głogów ice-marginal valley, the Dalkowskie Hills and the Zielona Góra Rampart along the Oder, as well as the Oder Valley. Powiat nowosolski has more than 70 hiking trails, ranging from easy riverside walks to routes through wooded hills. The county is also described as having five nature reserves, beech and oak forests, gorges and terrain shaped by the Ice Age, making it suitable for diverse hiking landscapes.

Geographical Location

Nowa Sól is located in western Poland, in the Lubusz Voivodeship, on the Oder and is the seat of Powiat nowosolski.

History

The historical identity of Nowa Sól is linked to salt production. A saltworks was founded in 1597; in 1743, the town was granted town rights and a port. The documented salt theme is a specific point of interest for visitors interested in the town's history.

The historic town hall on Moniuszki Street incorporates the oldest remains of the former saltworks and served as the seat of the municipal authorities from 1820 onward.

Townscape

Park nad OdrÄ… is located next to the Oder, the marina, the port and the town centre. It features geometrically arranged paths, a bandstand, a granite-ball fountain and paved areas.

Leisure

Park Krasnala in Nowa Sól is described as the largest children's playground in the Lubusz Voivodeship.

Further local pages: Bytom Odrzański, Ciepielów, Jodłów, Kożuchów, Lubiecin, Modrzyca, Nowa Sól, Radwanów, Tatarki

For the overview of the higher-level destination: Lubusz.