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Łomża
Łomża, situated on the Narew River, along with the entire Łomża region, lies within the Green Lungs of Poland—a region recognized as one of the last unspoiled natural areas in Europe, known for its pristine environment and unique landscapes. Perched on a stunning escarpment, it is surrounded by extraordinary wetlands teeming with rare flora and fauna.
The appealing surroundings, including the nearby Łomża boulevards, the historic Tsarist forts in Piątnica, the Kurpie Ethnographic Park in Nowogród, the Lutosławski Manor, and the Nature Museum in Drozdowo, along with the city’s medieval heritage, make Łomża a must-visit destination. Additionally, there are fascinating kayaking routes on the Narew and Biebrza rivers and numerous cycling trails in and around Łomża.
“If gifted, a scholar, they’re from Łomża; a renowned composer, they’re from Łomża. A distinguished director, professor, or rector, they’re from Łomża, without a doubt! We don’t rely on miracles, we from Łomża, nor do we shy away from challenges, we from Łomża. For we are from Łomża, and Łomża is a pearl among cities, The most beautiful little star among the stars.” — Hanka Bielicka