Borowice: Hotels and Accommodation

The surrounding area of Borowice is home to Chojnik Castle, Spalona Strażnica and Bobrów Palace.

These cultural attractions are of interest to travellers who want to include culture in their trip.

You can book a hotel in Borowice.

Geography

Borowice is listed among the localities of the Podgórzyn municipality.

Nature

In the vicinity of Borowice are Karkonosze – Kaskady Myi and Kaskada Myi. Wodospad Podgórnej and Karpacz – rz. Łomnica are also located nearby.

In the wider regional surroundings of Borowice lies Bolczów – Ruiny.

Borowice is located in the Dolina Pięciu Potoków at the foot of the Karkonosze Mountains, at an elevation of approximately 625 to 710 metres above sea level.

Hiking

A blue hiking trail to Miłków, yellow and green hiking trails to Jagniątków and Chojnik Castle, as well as other trails towards the Karkonosze, pass through Borowice.

This selection of trails is relevant to travellers who consider hiking the main focus of their trip.

Culture

The Church of Our Lady of Fatima is described as the most characteristic building in Borowice.

Borowice is described as a place founded in 1644 by the Swiss carpenter Meertin Marksteiner; Marksteiner had fled religious persecution in Bohemia during the Counter-Reformation.

Borowice is described as a small, quiet holiday resort.

A mapped hiking route associated with Borowice and the Chapel of St. Anne is listed as 9 km long, with 291 metres of ascent and descent.

For further orientation: Kopaniec, Łomnica, Stara Kamienica, Miedzianka, Podgorzyn, Dziwiszów, Gruszków, Kowary.

For the overview of the wider destination: Jeleniogórski.