Mikołów: Hotels and Accommodation
The administrative seat of Mikołów County is located 12 kilometres southwest of Katowice. For travellers wishing to book a hotel in Mikołów, this information makes it easier to place the destination geographically.
Geographical Location
The Mikołów subregion is located in the Silesian Voivodeship in southern Poland; its administrative seat is Mikołów.
Mikołów lies in the Silesian Upland on the Jamna River, a tributary of the Kłodnica and, indirectly, of the Oder.
Culture and History
The surrounding area of Mikołów is home to Chudow – Zamek z XVI w., Noma Residence – Zameczek myśliwski and Chorzów – Śląski Ogród Zoologiczny.
The wider regional area around Mikołów also includes Palowice – Dworek, Oskar Schöen's Palace, Poniatowskiego Park, Milowice Park and Park Alfred.
The historic centre of Mikołów was laid out around a market square and two intersecting streets; this arrangement still shapes the town centre today. Visitor heritage sites include the Lutheran Church of St. John the Baptist, the filial Church of Our Lady of the Snow and St. Wojciech, as well as a former secondary school.
Mikołów's history dates back to a written mention from 1222; town rights were granted in 1547.
Nature and Activities
Mikołów County offers opportunities for cycling, rollerblading and walking. These include a paved forest road between Kobiór and Radostowice that is closed to traffic. The county combines historic cultural monuments with natural features, including scenic reservoirs.
A circular hiking trail starting from Mikołów is listed in the wider area of Mikołów County.
Other local pages in the destination area: Łaziska Górne, Ornontowice, Orzesze, Mikołów, Wyry, Stara Huta.
To the higher-level travel overview: Silesia.
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