Wisnicz - Zamek and Wieruszyce - Dwór obronny are located in the area around Bochnia. They are suitable for a trip in which culture in and around Bochnia plays a role.
You can book a hotel in Bochnia.
Culture and Surroundings
Igolomia - pałacyk and Tropsztyn - Zamek are located in the wider regional surroundings of Bochnia. Zarnowka, Kopiec Grunwaldzki - 214 m n.p.m. (14 m) Niepołomice, Dominiczna Góra, and Śpilowka are also located in this wider regional area. Igolomia - pałacyk is suitable for a stay with a cultural focus.
Geographical Location
Bochnia is a city in Poland's Lesser Poland Voivodeship, approximately 40 km east of Kraków and on the Raba River.
History
The Bochnia Salt Mine is described as Poland's oldest salt mine and the country's oldest continuously operating industrial enterprise; it was in operation from 1248 until the end of the 20th century.
The Bochnia Salt Mine was added to the UNESCO World Heritage List in 2013.
Routes
A panoramic route through Lesser Poland leads from Kraków to Tarnów and is approximately 140 km long in total; Bochnia appears on this route.
Cityscape
Bochnia has numerous historic architectural monuments, which are concentrated mainly in the old town.
Further destinations at a glance: Kamionna K Bochni, Grobla, Rzezawa, Kamionna, Lipnica Murowana, Rajbrot, Gierczyce, Winnica.
