Tarnów: Hotels and Accommodations

Tarnów's visitor heritage includes the town hall, the market square, the Cathedral of the Nativity of the Blessed Virgin Mary, the Bima, the Jewish cemetery, the Ethnographic Museum, the city walls, and the ruins of Tarnowski Castle. You can book a hotel in Tarnów for your stay. This appeals to travelers who want to combine historic cityscapes with diverse cultural traces.

Geographical Setting

Tarnów is an important railway junction on the east-west connection between Lviv and Kraków; additional railway lines lead, among other destinations, toward the Slovak border.

Nature

In the vicinity of Tarnów are Tarnów – Wzgórze Miejskie, Koszyckie Wzgórze (Dział), and Saint Martin's Peak (Góra św. Marcina). This information is relevant to an interest in the landscape in the immediate vicinity of Tarnów.

Ostrębie is located in the area surrounding Tarnów.

Culture

The cultural context of Tarnów includes a Jewish Heritage Trail and an ethnographic museum with a permanent Roma exhibition.

Tarnów lies between the A4 motorway and Road 94; the wider Tarnów area has corresponding road connections.

Visitor interest in Tarnów focuses on the historic old town and the Renaissance market square.

The Tarnów area is associated with the Biała and Dunajec rivers.

Tarnów is located in southeastern Poland, in the Lesser Poland Voivodeship, approximately 80 kilometers east of Kraków.

Tarnów lies on the main rail and road connection toward Rzeszów and is part of the broader travel context of Lesser Poland and southeastern Poland.

The following destination pages are available for further regional selection: Meszna Opacka, Paleśnica, Wojnicz, Ołpiny, Zabawa, Zbylitowska Góra, Jamna, Komorów, Wola Radłowska, Rzuchowa, Wola Rzędzińska, Wał-Ruda, Wierzchosławice, Pleśna, Ładna, Skrzyszów, Zakliczyn, Zgłobice, Ryglice, Janowice, Świebodzin, Tuchów, Siedliska, Milówka, Ciezkowice, Rychwald, Tarnów.

For the higher-level travel overview: Lesser Poland.