Lubań: Find hotels for your stay

Lubań can be approached for travel planning through two distinct topics: recurring agricultural events and the history of its branch church. The events differ in their focus on livestock, field crops, horticulture, and beekeeping.

Agriculture and livestock

The Pomorskie Agro Targi are held regularly in Lubań; in 2026, the 33rd edition took place. The Pomorska Wystawa Zwierząt Hodowlanych is regularly held as part of the fair. At the exhibition on June 13 and 14, 2026, sheep, horses, and beef cattle were shown. This livestock exhibition focuses on specific farm animal groups, while Dzień Pola has a different focus, featuring field crops and varieties.

The Pomorskie Agro Targi held on June 7 and 8, 2025, included educational areas for children and concerts. In the same year, a competition for young horse breeders was held for the first time.

Field day and gardening topics

Dzień Pola is held regularly on the grounds of the Pomorskiego Ośrodka Doradztwa Rolniczego in Lubań. On June 25, 2026, cereal, potato, and legume varieties were presented across more than 700 trial plots. Mustard varieties and various mixtures of cover crops were also presented; these mixtures were included in the presentation for the first time in 2026. This is a specific difference to consider when choosing between the events: Dzień Pola focuses on the varieties and crops listed above, while the livestock exhibition features sheep, horses, and beef cattle.

The 16th Targi Ogrodniczo-Pszczelarskie is also a regular outdoor event for people interested in horticulture, beekeeping, and nature. At the 15th edition, visitors could buy local honey, preserves, and handicrafts; the range of goods may vary from one edition to another.

Culinary program highlights

At the Pomorska Wystawa Zwierząt Hodowlanych, visitors could sample beef dishes during culinary workshops in 2026. The 26th Kashubian Agricultural Autumn Event in Lubań included the “Wypieki z warzyw” competition on September 14, 2024. These examples show two different formats: a tasting during a workshop and a competition centered on vegetable-based baked goods.

Branch church and the history of its name

The branch church p.w. Świętych Apostołów Piotra i Pawła in Lubań was built in the late 1980s and is one of the tourist attractions of the Gmina Nowa Karczma. Today it bears the name “Św. Jana Pawła II”; its former dedication to Saints Peter and Paul is also part of its naming history. The church thus brings together a specific period of construction and a succession of different names.

Search for a hotel in Lubań based on your reason for travel

When looking for a hotel in Lubań, you can first decide on the purpose of your trip: do you want to plan your stay around a fair or field day, or would you rather focus on the church’s history? For recurring events, check the date and program for the specific edition before arranging your travel dates.

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