Lukow

The Krzna Południowa River defines the setting of Łuków — its gentle lowland valley gives this northeastern Lublin Voivodeship town a flat, open profile. Łuków was granted town rights in 1403, a reminder of its medieval role as the centre of the historic Łuków Land. Today, the town combines its established civic centre with the practical rhythm of a significant rail junction on routes linking central and eastern Poland. It lies north of Lublin, amid a region of farmland and small towns rather than the voivodeship’s larger urban centres. Discover how Łuków connects with eastern Poland by browsing webcams from nearby towns and across Lublin Voivodeship.

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