Witanowice: Hotels and Accommodation

Around Witanowice, documented cultural and landscape connections come together. In the surrounding area are „Graboszycach – Ruina XVII w.“ and „Mirow – straznica“; also in the vicinity are „Goryczkowiec innaczej Dzwonek“, „Tobcowa Góra“ and „Groń Jana Pawła II“. The aforementioned ruin is therefore a specific point of reference for travellers interested in historic buildings.

You can book a hotel in Witanowice.

Culture

In the wider Witanowice region are „Babice – Ruiny gotyckiego zamku XIII w.“ and „Rudno (Tęczyn) – Zamek XIVw.“; „Leskowiec“ is also located in the wider region.

The church in Witanowice is documented for the years 1325–1327; in the 16th and early 17th centuries, it was converted into a Calvinist church. A figure of Saint Anne Selbdritt from the 16th century has survived from the former church.

Getting Around

A blue cycling trail runs through Witanowice between Tomice and Woźniki; the Witanowice section is located at the Skawa bridge. The cycling trail is therefore a specific point of interest for travellers who would like to consider cycling in Witanowice.

A long-distance hiking trail runs through Witanowice on the Kalwaria Lanckorona–Wadowice section.

Nature

Witanowice lies on the right bank of the Skawa and encompasses the western edge of the Wieliczka Foothills. The locality is characterised by the valley of the Lgocki stream and the descent towards the Skawa Valley.

A manor house located along the road in Witanowice can be viewed from the outside.

Witanowice has a documented history of settlement, changing ownership relations and iron ore mining in the 19th century, as well as a local monograph published in 1995.

More local pages: Jaroszowice, Sułkowice, Klecza Górna, Andrychów, Kalwaria Zebrzydowska, Ponikiew, Jaszczurowa, Targanice.

To the main travel overview: Wadowice.