Czerna combines documented historical and natural features: in the surrounding area of Czerna are Rudno (Tęczyn)- 14th-century Castle, Czyżowa, Pieskowa Skala - 14th-century Royal Castle, Rabsztyn - Castle, Łyse Skały, Nietoperzowa Cave and Mamutowa Cave (Wierzchowska Dolna); in the wider regional area lies Ojców - 14th-century Gothic Royal Castle. For travellers interested in historic buildings, this connection to the area represents a specific cultural facet of Czerna.
You can book a hotel in Czerna.
Nature
The Czerna Natura 2000 site is located in Czerna on the Olkusz Upland, covers 76.39 hectares and lies within the Kraków Valleys Landscape Park. In addition, 50.7 % of its area is protected by the Eliaszówka Valley Nature Reserve.
Culture
The Devil's Bridge in Czerna is a protected monument of the Lesser Poland Voivodeship. Its construction lasted from 1671 to 1691, and its design was modelled on Roman aqueducts.
The Carmelite Museum is located in Czerna and is a place associated with Carmelite spirituality.
For further destinations, you can also view Przybysławice, Michałowice, Kryspinów, Chrosna, Modlnica, Mogilany and Wrząsowice.
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