In the surrounding area of Małyszyce are Pieskowa Skala – Zamek królewski XIVw. and Ojców – Gotycki zamek Królewski XIVw. Jaskinia Łokietka, Jaskinia Ciemna (Ojcowska), Jaskinia Nietoperzowa and Jaskinia Wierzchowska Górna are also located nearby. Pieskowa Skala is therefore a specific point of reference for travellers who wish to include historic buildings in their travel plans.
You can book a hotel in Małyszyce.
Culture
The wider regional surroundings of Małyszyce also include Korzkiew – Zamek and Tomaszowicach – Dwór.
Małyszyce is located in the Lesser Poland Voivodeship, in Olkusz County and in the Trzyciąż commune in Poland.
Małyszyce includes the hamlets of Dolna Kolonia, Górna Kolonia and Pod Zagajem. This supplements the place name with specific smaller settlement parts and may be helpful for a more precise classification of the destination.
Małyszyce has medieval origins and has existed since at least the second half of the 13th century.
Małyszyce was first mentioned in 1257 in a Latin-language document under the name Malische.
The Trzyciąż commune includes part of the protected Dłubnia Landscape Park.
Małyszyce initially belonged to the Polish king and from 1391 became part of the noble estate of the Szczekocki family.
For further orientation, you can also visit Porąbka.
