Wojciechów: Hotels and Accommodation

The zoo in Wojciechów combines animal observation with nature education and conservation topics; its collection includes more than 50 animal species.

You can book a hotel in Wojciechów.

On site

Wojciechów offers family-oriented attractions such as Owadolandia and Wojciechów Zoo.

Wojciechów is associated with traditional blacksmithing; the Museum of Blacksmithing and a historic smithy are open as visitor attractions.

In the wider regional surroundings of Wojciechów are Kazimierz Dolny – castle ruins from the 14th century – and the Emilcin UFO monument.

Historical attractions in Wojciechów include the Ariańska Tower and a wooden church; the tower currently houses the municipal cultural centre.

The local landscape is suitable for excursions on foot and by bicycle.

Wojciechów has documented medieval and early historical roots, including a church recorded in chronicles from 1328.

Regularly recurring blacksmithing events include national workshops and artistic blacksmithing fairs, held annually, as well as national blacksmiths' gatherings, held every two years.

Surroundings

Within the municipality of Wojciechów, the Bystra, Czerka and Ciemięga rivers cross the landscape; the area is characterised by agricultural land, gorges and hills.

Wojciechów lies west of Lublin on the edge of the Nałęczów–Kazimierz Dolny–Puławy tourist triangle.

A themed iron and blacksmithing heritage trail passes through Wojciechów and includes the local smithy and historical attractions.

The Bystra Valley and the surrounding gorges, hills and forests form a peaceful recreational setting around Wojciechów.

Find more destinations at Motycz, Rudka Kozłowiecka, Niedrzwica Duża, Radawczyk, Bełżyce, Uniszowice, Ciecierzyn and Tomaszowice-Kolonia.

For the overview of the wider travel destination: Powiat Lubelski.