Sobibór’s biggest attraction is its location in the vicinity of the border Bug River, far from great agglomerations and major transport routes. This is reflected even by the garlands of stars in the sky that do not have to compete with the illumination of neighboring cities.
Nearby Włodawa has the charm of a small border town, with the traces of historical multicultural splendor.

Apart from the nature surrounding Siedlisko Sobibór on all sides, you can enjoy the region’s architectural attractions such as an Orthodox monastery, old wooden catholic, Orthodox and uniate churches or the traces of Jewish culture.

If you want to take a longer trip to the city, one hour from here is Chełm with its chalky underground tunnels and Lublin with the largest old town in Poland after Cracow. But what attracts most to the wild east of our country is wonderful fauna and flora.

How often do you have a chance to see a roe deer just in front of your door or watch a stork family from the bedroom window ? And it is just the beginning of your nature adventures in Sobibór.