Zator: Hotels and Accommodation
Accommodation in Zator
In the surrounding area of Zator are the 17th-century ruin in Graboszyce, the ruins of a 13th-century Gothic castle in Babice, the straznica in Mirow, and Wielka Góra.
Anyone wishing to stay overnight in Zator can book a hotel in Zator.
Culture and History
The wider region of Zator also includes Rudno (Tęczyn) – Zamek XIV w., Goryczkowiec, also known as Dzwonek, as well as Tobcowa Góra and Złota Góra.
Zator has a medieval ducal heritage: in 1445, the town became the capital of the Duchy of Zator, and construction of a castle began under Duke Wacław.
Landscape and Character
Zator lies on the Skawa River in the Oświęcim Basin.
Zator is historically associated with carp production; carp from Zator was supplied to the royal court in Kraków.
Activities and Landscape
An approximately 50-kilometre cycling route begins and ends in Zator and is described as suitable both for families and for experienced cyclists.
Local tourism materials highlight views towards Beskid Mały and the Vistula Valley.
Leisure
Energylandia in Zator is a large amusement park with more than 80 attractions, including family and children’s areas as well as a water park.
As a next step, you can compare accommodation in Zator.
To the higher-level travel overview: Auschwitz.
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