Harbutowice: Hotels and Accommodation

In the wider regional area around Harbutowice are Dobczyce Castle, 13th century, Przegorzały Castle, the Wieliczka Salt Mine, and Graboszyce Ruins, 17th century. Dobczyce Castle, 13th century, particularly appeals to travelers interested in a 13th-century castle.

You can book a hotel in Harbutowice.

Landscape

Babica is located in the immediate vicinity of Harbutowice.

Sularzówka, Koszkowa, and Kazikowka are located in the surrounding area of Harbutowice.

Hiking

The Mały Szlak Beskidzki passes through Harbutowice in the direction of Myślenice. This makes the village interesting for travelers who are interested in this hiking trail.

Mountains

On the northwestern slope of Babica in Harbutowice stand the Cisy Raciborskiego natural monuments: yew trees estimated to be nearly 700 years old.

The red Mały Szlak Beskidzki passes over Trzebuńska Góra, a 625-meter-high summit in the Beskid Makowski.

Culture and History

The Forest Groby area contains the graves of those killed in the Battle of Lanckorona in 1771; a chapel commemorates them.

Nature

The Las Gościbia nature reserve lies entirely within Harbutowice.

Classification

Harbutowice lies in the Outer Western Carpathians as well as in the Western Carpathians.

The village of Harbutowice lies in the valleys of the Harbutówka and Gościbia rivers.

The documented settlement history of Harbutowice dates back to the 13th century; a parish reference is documented for the year 1327.

More local pages: Wiśniowa, Krzyszkowice, Wierzbanowa, Dobczyce, Trzemesnia, Jawornik, Glichów, Stróza.

To the higher-level travel overview: Myślenice.