Attractions and Places To See around Czosnów - Top 20

Better to use the sidewalk if you're not in a hurry, because the road is narrow.

A cross commemorating the battle of the Jerzyki unit with the RONA formation near Pociecha in the Kampinos Forest on 28 August - 2 September 1944. Insurgent Special Units "Jerzyki" (POS "Jerzyki") - a clandestine military-civilian organization founded in 1939 by Jerzy Strzałkowski on the initiative of President Starzyński. It operated mainly in the General Government, conducting armed combat and civilian activities (including secret education, helping Jews, distributing the press). In 1943 it was subordinated to the Home Army. Some of the structures in Łódź came under the influence of the PPR, creating the PPP "Wyzwolenie". After the Warsaw Uprising it continued sabotage operations. Disbanded in January 1945. In 1987, the POS banner was awarded the Order of Virtuti Militari.

The little geese were sleeping... they have a nice house...

Makes a great impression!

The crossing is very narrow and it is impossible to pass either a pedestrian or a bicycle. Someone has to stop.

In Łużowa Góra in Kampinos, on the site of the former Warsaw Pact Reserve Command, there is a unique habitat for bats. After the construction of the bunker was completed, which was suspended in the 1980s, a hibernation site for seven species of bats was created in the remains of the underground facilities. In order to allow them access to these spaces, the facility has preserved holes through which these fascinating animals can enter. Additionally, on the front of the bunker there is a mural of a bat, which emphasizes the importance of this place as a shelter for these creatures.

In Łużowa Góra in Kampinos, on the site of the former Warsaw Pact Reserve Command, there is a unique habitat for bats. After the construction of the bunker was completed, which was suspended in the 1980s, a hibernation site for seven species of bats was created in the remains of the underground facilities. In order to allow them access to these spaces, the facility has preserved holes through which these fascinating animals can enter. Additionally, on the front of the bunker there is a mural of a bat, which emphasizes the importance of this place as a shelter for these creatures.

Łużowa Góra is a picturesque walking trail in Kampinos National Park, located near the bunker of the Warsaw Pact Reserve Command. Built in the times of the Polish People's Republic, the facility was intended to serve as the headquarters of the communist bloc's military in the event of a global nuclear war. However, construction was halted in the 1980s, after the introduction of spy satellites, which made it impossible to hide such facilities. Today, all that remains is an underground hall with a sealed entrance, where seven species of bats hibernate, which contributed to the creation of a mural depicting a bat on the front. The trail leads through a beautiful forest, and one of the main points is a 200-meter footbridge over a dune, ending with stairs. Łużowa Góra is a walk that can be completed in about an hour, with easy access to the parking lot. With a stroller, you can only get as far as the stairs behind the footbridge, but the rest of the route requires carrying.