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Łomżyńskie Bulwary

18-400 Lomza, Poland

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Detailed Information

Place Types Tourist attraction
Address 18-400 Lomza, Poland
Coordinate 53.180299,22.0881429
Website Unknown
Rating 4
Compound Code 53JQ+47 Lomza, Poland

Openning hours

Monday Open 24 hours
Tuesday Open 24 hours
Wednesday Open 24 hours
Thursday Open 24 hours
Friday Open 24 hours
Saturday Open 24 hours
Sunday Open 24 hours

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Reviews

Алекс Хабаров (06/17/2020)

Super

Piotr Chmielewski (01/09/2021)

The boulevard itself is not long, but from its end there is a well-trodden path about a kilometer long, leading along the Narew River to the bridge. There is a playground and a gym on the boulevard. There is also a trailer with ice cream and waffles. Nearby is the port of Łomża. You can take the gondola for hour-long river cruises.

Zdzisław Dardziński (09/18/2020)

The upside is that they were finally built, maybe even ingeniously and even well. You can spend time pleasantly, but there are also disadvantages that are common in Łomża, as in other public facilities, namely the lack of ongoing maintenance and slowly progressing devastation. No barriers at the stairs (the matter was not allowed to enter), the area of the stairs is littered, not cleaned, the area near the slopes is weedy, the telescopes have been out of order for a long time, the Grzybek bar has been closed for two years. In a word, "Łomża standard". or a fountain, open it with a bang and forget. It is important that it will be something to be proud of before the next elections for councilors and the president of Łomża

Stefan Czysciszpar (09/13/2020)

I gave an extra star for having Boulevards in my city. Better if they are if they are not. That's how you can put it in one sentence. The boulevards are divided into different sections, i.e. a playground for children and the elderly, a zone for games and exercises, the port of Łomża, from which you can not leave often because there is a shoal. Everything is connected by the promenade and the bicycle path. There is also a camping zone, which in my opinion is the best because it is a chance for tourists with a campervan parking and a camping site. The downside is that the boulevards are way too short and generally not pretty or even pretty. They are and good because it is better as a meadow without access to water and the possibility of spending time there. Comparing the boulevards that were made in Mikołajki, I know, there is a lake with different infrastructure. In comparison, there will be no tourism in this city. Maybe in 30 years after five redevelopments. But that's my opinion. Overall, I recommend it, but you will not get the wow effect here.