Discover Ołpiny
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Ołpiny brings together a viewpoint on Teresin, a former manor park and several chapels listed as historic monuments. These different places can help guide you if you would like to focus your trip on landscapes, natural monuments or history.
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Ołpiny at a glance
There is a viewpoint on Teresin. The former manor park has numerous natural monuments and well-preserved farm buildings; it lies directly on the border with Olszyny. Registry records list four chapels in Ołpiny as historic monuments, with entries dating from 2013. World War I Cemetery No. 34 is in Podlesie, Ołpiny.
What landscape and nature highlights are there?
The viewpoint on Teresin is a specific point of reference for anyone who would first like to experience Ołpiny from a landscape perspective. The viewpoint is on Teresin in Ołpiny. It can therefore be considered as a destination in its own right when exploring Ołpiny.
The former manor park offers a different kind of landscape. Its features include numerous natural monuments and well-preserved farm buildings. Nature and architectural heritage sit side by side here: the natural monuments shape the character of the park, as do the surviving farm buildings. The park lies directly on the border with Olszyny.
Which chapels and historic sites define Ołpiny?
Four chapels offer a way to explore the religious and architectural history of the area. A registry entry dated April 2017 lists the Chapel of Our Lady under number A-1347/M; the date of registration is given as June 12, 2013. For the roadside Chapel of Our Lady of the Scapular, the entry gives number A-1348/M and the same registration date. The two dedications are therefore clearly distinguished.
Two further entries add to this picture: the Chapel of Saint Adalbert, Bishop, and the trees surrounding it are listed together under A-1349/M; the registry entry gives September 17, 2013, as the registration date. The roadside Chapel of St. Michael the Archangel bears number A-1346/M and, according to the entry, has been listed as a historic monument since June 5, 2013.
World War I Cemetery No. 34 is another identifiable historic site. It is in Podlesie, Ołpiny.
Which themes suit your travel plans?
If you are mainly interested in landscapes and nature, Teresin and the former manor park with its natural monuments are the highlights. Those interested in religious buildings can distinguish the four chapels by their different dedications and registry numbers. For a historical perspective, there is also Cemetery No. 34 in Podlesie. These themes describe different sides of Ołpiny; choose the ones that will shape your travel plans most.
Discover more destinations: Milówka, Zakliczyn, Zgłobice, Rzuchowa, Wał-Ruda, Komorów, Pleśna, Wola Rzędzińska.
FAQ
Where is the viewpoint?
The viewpoint is on Teresin in Ołpiny.
Which chapels are listed in the registry records?
They include the Chapel of Our Lady, the roadside Chapel of Our Lady of the Scapular, the Chapel of Saint Adalbert, Bishop, and the roadside Chapel of St. Michael the Archangel. The registry entry dated April 2017 gives registration dates from 2013.
Where is World War I Cemetery No. 34?
Cemetery No. 34 is in Podlesie, Ołpiny.
For the broader travel overview: Tarnów.
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