The best MTB trails around gmina Sławno

The foundation of the monastery allegedly took place in 1176, but most likely only a dozen or so years later. It was carried out by Duke Casimir II the Just, who brought monks from the Morimond Abbey in Burgundy (now in Champagne) and allocated them land located near the crossing of the Pilica river in Sulejów. The duke's initiative was supported, also financially, by the Bishop of Krakow, Pełka, and the Archbishop of Gniezno, Piotr Łabędź, a particularly distinguished patron of Cistercian convents.

Narrow, but passable.

The Niebieskie Źródła Nature Reserve is a picturesque Tomaszów gem, where you can walk among blue springs, greenery, and birds, admiring one of the most interesting natural places in the region.

Nice little bridge, an extra attraction, passage to the bar

The Cistercian Abbey complex in Sulejów (in the Podklasztorze district) is the best-preserved post-Cistercian complex in Europe and a Monument of History. Founded in 1176 by Casimir the Just, it has retained its unique character thanks to its Romanesque-Gothic architecture and powerful defensive walls. The site combines sacral functions with a historic accommodation and gastronomic base. The monastery is open to visitors and offers an insight into the heritage of the Cistercian order. It is worth paying attention to specific elements of the complex: - Church of St. Thomas the Apostle: A 13th-century Romanesque temple with characteristic Gothic details. - Museum in the chapter house: A place exhibiting former monastic memorabilia and historical artifacts. - Fortifications: 15th-century walls with towers and gates surrounding the entire complex.

Niebieskie Źródła nature reserve – a landscape nature reserve, located in the southeastern part of Tomaszów Mazowiecki, in Tomaszów County, Łódź Voivodeship. The reserve is located within the buffer zone of the Sulejów Landscape Park, which is part of the Nadpilice Landscape Parks complex.

The Smardzewice dam on the Pilica river is an earth-beton construction with a length of 1200 m and a height of 16 m, built in the years 1969–1974. It forms the Sulejowski Reservoir with an area of 2700 ha. The dam serves a retention and flood control function, and also supplies drinking water to, among others, Łódź and houses a hydroelectric power plant with a capacity of 3.6 MW. From the crown of the dam, a view unfolds over the expanse of the river and the reservoir itself. It is also an excellent viewpoint and a place for walks. Around the reservoir and the dam itself run footpaths and cycle routes. The facility is located right next to Spałkowowo and Tomaszów Mazowiecki.

The footbridges over the Luciąża (the longest left tributary of the Pilica) are located in the vicinity of the former Murowaniec mill settlement, just before the river flows into the Pilica. They are a popular spot on the hiking and cycling trail and often serve as a finish line for kayak trips.