Gładyszów: Hotels and Accommodations

The Zborov Ruins are located in the wider regional area surrounding Gładyszów. For travelers interested in cultural attractions, they are a specific point of reference.

You can book a hotel in Gładyszów.

Landscape

Popowe Wierchy, Banne, and Rotunda are located in the immediate vicinity of Gładyszów.

Dziamera is located in the surrounding area of Gładyszów.

Gładyszów is located in the central Low Beskids, southeast of Magura Małastowska; the settlement stretches along the valley of the Gładyszówka stream.

According to local tourism information, Gładyszów is a hilly, forested area with beech and fir forests, clear streams, and meadows where protected vegetation is frequently found.

Culture and History

The village is home to three wooden Orthodox churches and war cemeteries from the First World War.

Gładyszów is connected to the Wooden Architecture Route, which runs through Gładyszów, Zdynia, and Konieczna.

Written references to Gładyszów date from 1629; the settlement is estimated to have been founded in the late 16th century.

Getting Around

Bus connections link Gładyszów with Gorlice and Konieczna.

Walks in the surrounding landscape are associated with sightings of deer, roe deer, beavers, foxes, wolves, and several bird species. This suits travelers who seek wildlife sightings while walking.

Nearby regional points of interest include Wysowa-Zdrój, Uście Gorlickie, and Klimkówka Reservoir.

For the higher-level travel overview: Gorlice.

Other Destinations

Other places within the same destination:

Hańczowa, Wysowa-Zdrój, Czarne, Stróżówka, Korczyna, Bobowa, Krzywa, Nowica.