Bachórz: Hotels and Accommodations

Bachórz is home to a Neo-Romanesque parish church dedicated to Saint Adalbert, built in 1871. This provides a specific point of interest for those interested in culture.

You can book a hotel in Bachórz.

Landscape and Surroundings

Łubienka is located in the vicinity of Bachórz. It therefore serves as a reference point in the surrounding area for the geographical orientation of the village.

In the wider regional surroundings of Bachórz are Krasiczyn – Renaissance Castle, Maciejówka, Spława, and Kopacz.

Bachórz is one of the villages of the Dynów Gmina. The gmina lies in the Carpathian part of the San River Basin, on the border between the Dynowskie and Przemyskie Foothills.

Culture and History

In Dębina, Bachórz is home to the tomb of the Skrzyński family, built as a barrow mausoleum.

Bachórz has a former manor complex with a landscape park from the 18th and 19th centuries, a manor house from the early 19th century, and an outbuilding from the 19th century.

Bachórz also has a Greek Catholic presbytery dating from 1848.

From 1377 to 1425, Bachórz was the seat of the Districtus Bachoriensis district; in the 16th century, the settlement continued to be referred to as a small town.

In Bachórz or its surroundings, there was a trading site from the Roman period that was in operation approximately from AD 10 to AD 371.

Local Character

Podkarpacki honeydew honey was registered by the European Commission in 2010 as a product with a protected designation of origin.

Getting There

Bachórz has a station on the Przeworsk–Dynów narrow-gauge railway.

For further orientation within the same selection: Głogów Małopolski, Lubenia, Boguchwała, Dynów, Rzeszów, Zabajka, Górno, and Hyżne.

For the higher-level travel overview: Rzeszowski.