Discover Pęgów: family activities, culture and swimming area

• The palace in Pęgów is a neo-Gothic brick building.
• Regular open-air festivals include “Święto Truskawki” and the “Jesienny Jarmark Osobliwości”.
• The Mini Zoo caters, among others, to families with children and school groups.
• The “Glinianki” Recreation and Leisure Centre has a swimming area; the centre also offers accommodation on campsites.

The palace provides an architectural highlight: the building is neo-Gothic and made of brick. Pęgów is also home to a strawberry-themed monument commemorating the title “Najpiękniejsza Wieś Dolnego Śląska” (Most Beautiful Village of Lower Silesia), awarded in 2012. The two structures represent different themes: the palace can be appreciated for its architecture, while the monument is associated with an award for the village.

The events calendar also features recurring occasions. “Święto Truskawki” and the “Jesienny Jarmark Osobliwości” are regular open-air festivals. For a specific example of the strawberry festival, there is also a past event: on 2 June 2018, visitors to “Święto Truskawki” at the sports ground in Pęgów could buy fresh fruit, homemade bread and other products from local producers. This information applies to that event; it does not automatically describe what is on offer at other dates.

The “Kruczyna” centre offers felt-making workshops for organised groups and families with children. Those interested in craft activities will find a different focus here than on a visit to the Mini Zoo. The Mini Zoo welcomes families with children and school groups; its activities are aimed at these groups. They include riding and arts classes.

Another place to visit is the “Bosą Trasę”, a sensory trail in Pęgów. This sensory experience and the classes at the Mini Zoo add to the range of activities for families and groups. Which option you prioritise depends on whether you are more interested in crafts, animals and classes, or a sensory trail.

The “Glinianki” Recreation and Leisure Centre has a swimming area. The centre also offers accommodation on campsites. This means there is both a water-based leisure option and a specific type of accommodation. If you are looking for a hotel in Pęgów, you can distinguish this from the camping option and focus your selection on the type of accommodation you want.

You can prioritise Pęgów’s different attractions according to your interests: architecture and village history, open-air festivals, family activities or the swimming area. For further inspiration within the directory, you can also visit the pages for Cielętniki, Szewce, Żmigród, Prusice, Zawonia, Pierwoszów, Wisznia Mała and Oborniki Śląskie.

Which open-air festivals are held regularly in Pęgów?

Regular open-air festivals include “Święto Truskawki” and the “Jesienny Jarmark Osobliwości”.

What activities are available at the Mini Zoo?

The Mini Zoo welcomes families with children and school groups. Its activities include riding and arts classes.

Is there accommodation on campsites in Pęgów?

Yes. The “Glinianki” Recreation and Leisure Centre offers accommodation on campsites.

For the main travel overview: Trzebnicki.