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This is our riverside sanctuary of boredom. It is most pleasant to grow it in the sun, but also in the cold months it is extremely pleasant here - you can warm yourself by the fireplace, and watch the sleeping nature through the windows of the terrace.
For this summer we offer you:
– spending time in the garden: on a hammock, deckchair, by the stream,
– dinners on the terrace like in an Italian movie,
– lounging on a private beach on Liwiec,
– swimming on SUP (boards will be waiting for you in the cottage) or on kayaks (for rent in the village),
– reading books on a swing – with a cup of coffee or a glass of good wine,
– evening barbecues and bonfires,
in a word: complete relaxation in a home that was created just for him.
5 minutes from here there is a forest where you can go for a walk.
– 7 km from here, behind Liwiec, there is a villa complex “Julin”, where the seat of the Nadbużański Landscape Park is located. The building, called the Paderewski Palace, dates from 1904. As a curiosity, it is worth stopping at it, and then moving further north-east, discovering the picturesque lands on the Bug River. The Bug Landscape Park is one of the largest in Poland. A few hiking trails that you can take a trip are, for example:
· Kamieńczyk - Jegiel reserve - Czaplowizna reserve - Krupińskie - Sadowne Węgrowskie PKP - Stare Lipki - Moczydło reserve - Starawieś - Węgrów,
· Kamieńczyk - Jerzyska - Łochów Railway Station,
· Łochów PKP - Gwizdały - Łochów Wieś - Wólka Paplińska - Paplin - Turna - Liw.
In addition to park nature reserves, the castle in Liw, the palace in Starejwieś and Węgrów with its multicultural atmosphere are waiting to be discovered: Poles, Jews, Scots and Ruthenians used to live here side by side.
– Kamieńczyk is 9 km from here. It is a supervillage, because it has its own colorful history - and the best way to tell you about it is Mr. Henryk from the local private Ethnographic and Historical Museum, who, out of passion for this place, gathered a large exhibition there. Kamieńczyk used to be a royal town and until the 17th century it was called Kamieniec Mazowiecki. In the 19th and 20th centuries, it became a rafting settlement. Today you will see old wooden houses there, eat good cakes in the inn and spend a very nice afternoon. You can also take a ferry from Kamieńczyk to the other side of the Bug River.
- In Szumin, 13 km from here, there is the famous house of Zofia and Oskar Hansen, which is a manifesto of the Open Form that guided Oskar Hansen in his work. Today it is a branch of the Museum of Modern Art in Warsaw. To visit the Hansen summer resort, you need to make an appointment in advance via the application form, which you can find on the Internet.