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Voivodeship in Poland
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By train
Border towns (Kostrzyn nad Odrą, Słubice) are easily accessible from Germany, however further travel will require transfer.
By bus
Similar to rail, central part of voivodeship is well served as it is common route from Berlin to Warsaw and many stops are made here, you should be able to reach Międzyrzecz this way.
By car
Probably easiest way of visiting Lubusz as the infrastructure is well developed with new motorways close to points of interest.
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the biggest town in and one of the capitals of the voivodeship
a big city in and one of the capitals of the voivodeship, the Polish wine capital
the former town centre was completely destroyed in World War II and has been preserved as a ruin park
Słubice is a city in the voivodship of Lubuskie in Western Poland. It lies directly across the Oder River from the German town of Frankfurt an der Oder, and the two cities were actually a single municipality (Słubice was a suburb called Dammvorstadt) until 1945.
baroque town
a forested river valley that is a popular kayaking and camping spot
beautiful park on Polish-German border (on both sides of it), a UNESCO site.
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