Żędowice: Hotels and Accommodation

The church of Żędowice was built in 1949–1950. It incorporates the tower of the former church from 1885 as well as a copy of the Black Madonna of Częstochowa from 1907; in 1974, it was designated a Marian shrine. This makes it a specific cultural point of reference for travellers interested in religious culture and local history.

You can book a hotel in Żędowice.

Nature

Żędowice is heavily forested: forests lie to the south and north of the village, are part of the Stobrawa–Turawa Forests Landscape Protection Area, and cover 75 % of the village’s administrative area.

Routes

An official tourist route of the municipality runs predominantly through the forests around Zawadzkie, follows the Mała Panew through wooded dunes, and leads via Żędowice and Kielcza, where monuments and other points of interest are included.

Geographical setting

Toszek, with its castle, lies in the area surrounding Żędowice. In the wider regional surroundings of the village lies Plawniowice, with a 19th-century palace complex; Góra Świętej Anny is also located in this wider region.

Żędowice is one of two Sołectwa in the Zawadzkie municipality. The continuous settlement structure of the municipality follows Regional Road 901 between Olesno, Dobrodzień, Zawadzkie, Wielowieś, Pyskowice and Gliwice.

Cycling

A 30 km trekking cycling route begins near the centre of Żędowice, runs along local village and forest paths through Łaziska and Kolonowskie, and returns in the direction of Zawadzkie near the Mała Panew. For travellers interested in cycling in Żędowice, this route provides a specific point of reference.

More local pages: Stubendorf, Colonnowska, Grodzisko, Sucha, Strzelce Opolskie Municipality, Ujest, Leśnica and Zawadzkie.

To the higher-level travel overview: Strzelecki.