The documented history of Wołów dates back to 1157; in 1285, the settlement was granted town rights. For travelers interested in the town's history, this historical background provides a specific cultural point of reference.
For an overnight stay in Wołów, travelers can book a hotel in Wołów.
History and Culture
Wołów has Piast heritage, represented by a castle that probably dates from the first half of the 14th century and a Baroque column with a figure of the Immaculate Virgin Mary.
The castle was rebuilt several times, including after a fire in the 18th century. Its present architectural form dates from work carried out at the beginning of the 20th century.
The historic center of Wołów is listed in the heritage register.
In the wider region around Wołów are Uraz - Ruiny and Wojnowice - Zamek na wodzie. The wider region also includes Baranek Wawrzyn, Góra Holtei'a, and Żniwna Kopa.
Landscape
Wzgórze Strupińskie is located in the surrounding area of Wołów. This is a specific point of reference for travelers who also wish to explore the landscape around the town.
Orientation
The town center includes the town hall and the Church of Saint Charles Borromeo. From the market square, there is also a view of the tower of the Church of Saint Lawrence.
More local pages can be found under Ścinawa, Brzeg Dolny, Wińsko, Siodłkowice, Węgrzce.
