Zimna Wódka: Hotels and Accommodations

Zimna Wódka maintains the Corpus Christi tradition of creating floral carpets. In 2021, this tradition was added to UNESCO’s Representative List of the Intangible Cultural Heritage of Humanity. For travelers interested in cultural traditions, it provides a specific point of interest.

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Nature

Zimna Wódka is located in the central-western part of the Gmina Ujazd on rolling terrain; extensive forest complexes stretch to the southwest.

Culture and History

In Zimna Wódka stands a wooden filial church dedicated to Saint Mary Magdalene, dating from 1748.

In the surroundings of Zimna Wódka are Plawniowice – Zespół pałacowy XIX w. and Toszek – zamek; Góra Świętej Anny is also nearby.

In the Liber fundationis episcopatus Vratislaviensis, Zimna Wódka is documented for the year 1295 under the name „Zymna Wodka“.

Paths and Routes

The Via Regia and the Raciborska Route (Raciborska Way of St James) meet at the intersection of Jaryszowska and Ujazdowska Streets in Zimna Wódka; the Raciborska Route begins there. A shared 400-meter section leads to the Church of St. Mary Magdalene. This documented route section provides a specific point of interest for travelers interested in pilgrimage or hiking routes.

The local history has also been preserved in historical records: in 1260, the place appears as „Zimnowodca“, and in 1376 as „Caldeborn“.

A local women's association in Zimna Wódka documented the preparation of szpajza, bombki z mleka, ule, cookies, and cakes for community gatherings and prepared these dishes.

The central village church of St. Mary Magdalene is a wooden Baroque church: it was built in 1524 and rebuilt in 1748.

Further destinations: Sucha, Strzelce Opolskie Municipality, Stubendorf, Zawadzkie, Jemielnica, Olszowa, Kroschnitz, Leśnica.

To the higher-level travel overview: Strzelecki.