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A super cool road through the Spała forest. The so-called Gierek Trail. Apparently, during the communist era, comrade Gierek had a secret residence in the middle of the Spała forest. A very cool road to Spała, practically closed to traffic.

A shop in a synagogue. Whatever you think, it's worth taking a look inside. And by the way - open on holidays, so it might come in handy on the route.

At the House of Remembrance of the Struggle and Martyrdom of Polish Foresters and Woodcutters stands the Forester's Monument. It may not be a joyful occasion to stop here, but it is important to remember those who gave their lives, shot and murdered by the Soviet and German occupiers, as well as all those who died during the war.

Have you ever been to a synagogue converted into a shop? It's worth going in, looking around and maybe having a meal. The opposite of the castle, which is boring in my opinion. I also recommend the market in Inowłódz.

The castle in Inowłodz was built on the initiative of King Casimir the Great. It guarded the Łęczyca Land and Lesser Poland against the Lithuanians and defended the crossing over the Pilica River. The castle is believed to have been built in the years 1356-66. It was built on an artificially raised hill surrounded by the Pilica oxbow lake and marshy meadows. Access to it was from the east from the city side. It was a typical lowland castle built on a rectangular plan with dimensions of 49 x 32 x 47 x 31 m. Local sandstone was used for construction. The original castle consisted of peripheral walls, an octagonal tower, a quadrangular tower and an L-shaped house. The whole was surrounded by a moat 20 m wide and 1.5 m deep. Thanks to a special ditch connecting it with the Pilica, it was constantly filled with water. The distance of the walls from the edge of the moat was on average 8 m. https://zamkiobronne.pl/zamek/inowlodz/

They look picturesque, worth seeing.

Ruins of a defensive castle built by King Casimir the Great.

It is worth stopping on or near the bridge - especially since there is a plaque commemorating General Tadeusz Buk, who died in the Smolensk disaster. You can find out who the general was.