Culture and history
Wschowa’s historic character is connected to its former role as a border fortress. A large part of the old town has been preserved and includes monumental buildings.
There are also historic structures in the wider region around Wschowa: Leszno is home to a 16th-century palace, Głogów to a 12th-century ducal castle, Bucz to a 19th-century palace, and Morownica to a palace.
Pilgrimage route
The Greater Poland Way of St. James includes a pilgrimage section from Wschowa to Głogów.
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Location and travel
Wschowa is located in the eastern part of today’s Lubusz region, near the borders with Wielkopolska to the east and Lower Silesia to the south. The town can be reached via National Road 12, which connects Wschowa directly with Leszno and Głogów. The town also has a railway station.
Other places: Tarnów Jezierny, Slawa, Wschowa, Lubiatów, Radzyń.
