Czarne: Hotels and Accommodation

The historic settlement of Czarne has experienced significant depopulation: the former Orthodox chapel was dismantled, the old Uniate church was moved to an open-air museum in Nowy Sącz, and two houses remain in Czarne. This character is particularly relevant for travellers interested in vanished settlements and historic religious buildings.

When planning a trip, the search “book a hotel in Czarne” can serve as a starting point.

Culture and Landscape

Dąb, Beskid, Uherec and Ochabiska are located in the vicinity of Czarne.

The Zborov Castle Ruins are located in the wider regional area around Czarne.

Czarne is located in the Gmina of Sękowa, in Gorlice County and in the Lesser Poland Voivodeship.

Czarne is associated with the Greek Catholic Church of Saint Dmytro, which is included in a list of the churches and Orthodox churches of the Sękowa municipality.

Czarne is described as a valley settlement characterised by trees and sheep grazing in a meadow.

Czarne should be understood more as an abandoned and partly vanished historic settlement site rather than as a built-up locality.

Other places in this selection: Gładyszów, Ropa, Sękowa, Stróżówka, Krzywa, Hańczowa, Strzeszyn, Bystra.

For the overview of the wider destination: Gorlice.