Puławy County

An artistic riverside region along Poland's Vistula River, where Kazimierz Dolny's Renaissance square and loess gorges are most captivating.

Puławy County is located in the northwestern part of the Lublin Voivodeship in eastern Poland, where the Vistula River flows through loess hills. Kazimierz Dolny is a famous artists' town, with its Market Square and the Przybyła Brothers Houses preserving Renaissance style; you can climb Three Crosses Hill and the castle tower to overlook the river valley, or walk into the Root Gorge (Korzeniowy Dół) to experience the wondrous sight of intertwined tree roots. On the opposite bank lies Janowiec Castle, Nałęczów is an elegant spa town, and the Czartoryski Palace and Park in Puławy is also well worth a visit. May to October is the best time to visit, with autumn colors being particularly beautiful. The railway from Warsaw to Lublin stops at Puławy, from where you can transfer to a bus to reach the towns.

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