Nałęczów Spa Town
Nałęczów
A spa town about 25 km west of Lublin, with a spa park, 19th-century bathhouses, and writers’ homes scattered throughout.
Nałęczów has been famous since the 19th century for its iron-rich mineral springs and heart treatments. It is one of Poland’s best-known spa destinations. Polish writers such as Bolesław Prus and Stefan Żeromski lived here for extended periods, and their former homes are preserved as museums around town. The core of the town is the Spa Park, where a classicist palace stands beside lakes, fountains, and old bathhouse buildings that together create a leisurely scene. At the pump room, you can sample local mineral water for free, and you can also buy the famous “Nałęczowianka” mineral water and chocolate. It is well suited to a half-day trip from Lublin or as a stop on the way to Kazimierz Dolny.
Opening hours
All day
Nearby sights
- Lublin Open-Air Village Museum
- UMCS Botanical Garden
- Kozłówka Palace (Zamoyski Museum)
- Saxon Garden
- Centre for the Meeting of Cultures
- Lithuanian Square
- Kraków Gate
- Lublin Old Town & Market Square