Until 1945, Słubice and Frankfurt an der Oder formed a single municipality, giving Słubicki a distinctive cross-border historical context. This connection provides a tangible point of reference for travellers interested in culture and history.
You can rent a holiday apartment in Słubicki.
Culture and History
The Wikipedia Monument is located in Słubice.
Further named map features are recorded in the vicinity of Słubice: St. Gertraud Church in Frankfurt (Oder), approximately 3.4 km to the southwest, and the Burgwall hill, approximately 4.7 km to the northwest. In the wider surrounding area, the named map features Schloß Falkenhagen, approximately 19.3 km to the northwest, the island of Fischer Werdel, approximately 17.6 km to the southwest, and the church Kościół p.w. NSPJ, approximately 17.0 km to the east, are recorded. The hills Schwarzberg and Küstriner Berg are also recorded as named map features, approximately 8.0 km west and 8.5 km southwest of Słubice, respectively.
Getting Around
Visitors can cross the bridge connecting Słubice with Frankfurt (Oder) on foot or by bicycle. Those who enjoy cross-border routes on foot or by bicycle thus have a tangible connection to the place.
Local Cuisine
Schab tradycyjny słubicki, a pork loin smoked with beechwood, is associated with the local gastronomic offering of Słubice.
Nature and Activities
The municipality of Słubice is described as being suitable for walking, cycling and running in woodland surroundings.
The surrounding lakes and rivers are associated with canoeing, sailing and windsurfing.
The municipality of Słubice is also associated with the forest complexes of the Rzepińska Forest.
For further orientation: Grabno, Osno Lubuskie, Rzepin, Słubice, Sagan, Powiat Żarski, Międzyrzecki and Sulęciński.