Maków Podhalański: Hotels and Accommodation

Jasień, Koszkowa, Judaszka and Drobny Wierch are located in the surrounding area of Maków Podhalański.

You can book a hotel in Maków Podhalański.

Maków Podhalański at a Glance

Graboszyce – 17th-century ruin is located in the wider regional area of Maków Podhalański. The Miniature Park, the church and the church in the housing estate are also located in the wider regional area of Maków Podhalański.

The municipality has five marked PTTK hiking trails.

Makowska Góra can be reached on foot, by bicycle or by car; a viewpoint near its chapel overlooks the Żywiecki Beskid and Babia Góra.

Maków Podhalański has a documented embroidery tradition: a local embroidery school operated from the late 19th century, and Maków embroidery became known in Poland and abroad.

The Izba Regionalna im. E. Wacyka presents household objects, works of folk art including Maków embroidery, wartime memorabilia and material on the history of the town.

Maków Podhalański is one of the stops on the Tydzień Kultury Beskidzkiej folklore festival.

Maków Podhalański lies in the Makowski Beskid; the southern part of the municipality extends into the Żywiecki Beskid.

The Kraków–Zakopane railway line and the Wadowice–Nowy Sącz national road run through the municipality.

The remains of a former ironworks and the Church of the Transfiguration are listed as attractions in Maków Podhalański.

The area of Maków Podhalański extends along the Skawa River and its tributaries.

For the next step, you can also view the pages for Zarnowka and Jachówka.

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Other Destinations

Other places within the same destination:

Grzechynia, Zembrzyce, Hucisko, Sucha Beskidzka, Tarnawa Dolna, Krzeszów.