Krempachy: Hotels and Accommodation

Krempachy preserves a compact settlement pattern characteristic of Spisz villages. The village was founded in the 14th century near an old trade route between Kraków and Hungary. For travelers interested in Spisz traditions and historic trade routes, this provides a specific cultural connection.

Those who use this local information for their travel planning can book a hotel in Krempachy.

Geographical Setting

Krempachy is located in Polish Spisz, in the eastern part of the Nowy Targ Municipality.

Nature

Krempachy lies on the right bank of the Białka River, at the foot of a limestone belt made of Pieniny rock.

Culture

The cemetery church of St. Valentine in Krempachy was built in 1761. It contains an altarpiece that comes from an older wooden church at this location.

In the vicinity of Krempachy are Niedzica (Dunajec) - Zamek and Niedzica - Zamek XIIIw.; Kierbag, Gronkow, and Bukowinka are also located in the surrounding area.

Branisko is located in the immediate vicinity of Krempachy.

Červený Kláštor and Votrubova Chata are located in the wider regional area surrounding Krempachy.

Krempachy is located in southern Lesser Poland, in the geographical region of the Nowotarska Basin and in the historic-ethnographic region of Spisz.

Associated with Krempachy are the Białka River, the Młynówka Canal, and a meandering stream that flows into the Białka.

Trails

A green tourist trail runs through Krempachy between Nowa Biała and Dursztyn. Those interested in hiking trails will find a relevant point of reference in this route.

Further local pages can be found under Maniowy, Lipnica Wielka, Podwilk, Dursztyn, Bańska Niżna, Ratułów, Trybsz, and Ochotnica Dolna.

To the higher-level travel overview: Nowotarski.