Trzebinia – Culture, Sacred Sites and Routes

• Dwór Zieleniewskich is home to the Trzebińskie Centrum Kultury, which hosts concerts, exhibitions and meetings with interesting personalities.
• The Church of Najświętszego Serca Pana Jezusa is known for a Marian statue venerated as miraculous, which was brought from Fatima in 1962.
• The park surrounding the church and monastery includes a stone grotto with a statue of the Virgin Mary and Stations of the Cross.
• In Trzebinia, the International Pilgrim Route from Częstochowa to Mariazell runs along Piłsudskiego, Kościuszki and Długa to Sanktuarium Fatimskie, then continues towards Zalew Chechło.
• The blue connecting route from Trzebinia is 11.1 kilometres long, and the black one is 3.8 kilometres.

Dwór Zieleniewskich is an old Polish manor house with distinctive architectural features. These include a broken mansard roof, also called a Polish roof, and a portico four columns wide on the courtyard side. These two details give the building a distinctive architectural character: the roof and the portico can be identified as separate elements of its traditional design.

The Trzebińskie Centrum Kultury is also located in the manor house. Events held there include concerts, exhibitions and meetings with interesting personalities. Anyone wishing to include cultural events and architecture in their plans for a trip to Trzebinia will find both at this named location—the manor house’s architectural features and the cultural centre with its programme of events.

The Church of Najświętszego Serca Pana Jezusa is known for a Marian statue venerated as miraculous. The statue was brought from Fatima in 1962. For travellers interested in Marian devotion or pilgrimage destinations, this connection is a notable part of Trzebinia’s religious identity.

The park surrounding the church and monastery also features religious elements. It contains a stone grotto with a statue of the Virgin Mary and Stations of the Cross with figures by Kraków sculptor J.J. Noworol. The grotto and the Stations of the Cross are distinct features of the grounds: the former is marked by the statue of the Virgin Mary, while the latter is described by its stations and figures. Together, they provide another point of reference for cultural and religious history when planning a trip.

Within Trzebinia, the International Pilgrim Route from Częstochowa to Mariazell runs along Piłsudskiego, Kościuszki and Długa to Sanktuarium Fatimskie. From there, it continues towards Zalew Chechło. The sequence of streets and destinations helps place the described route within Trzebinia without confusing it with the separately named connecting paths.

Different lengths are given for the two connecting paths from Trzebinia: the blue route is 11.1 kilometres long, and the black route is 3.8 kilometres. By distance, the black route is the shorter of the two.

This keeps your choice of hotel in Trzebinia focused on the topics you would like to explore during your trip.

If you would like to compare more pages about nearby places, you can also find Libiąż, Babice, Alwernia, Zagórze, Żarki, Lgota, Młoszowa and Chrzanów.

What events does the Trzebińskie Centrum Kultury offer?

The centre hosts concerts, exhibitions and meetings with interesting personalities. It is located in Dwór Zieleniewskich.

What is known about the Marian statue in the church?

It is venerated as miraculous and was brought from Fatima in 1962.

How long are the connecting paths from Trzebinia?

The blue connecting path is 11.1 kilometres long, and the black one is 3.8 kilometres.

For the broader travel overview: Chrzanów.