Głogów Małopolski: Hotels and accommodations

Czarny Staw is a natural monument and body of water on the northwestern outskirts of Głogów Małopolski. It is located in a forest complex of the former Puszcza Sandomierska. This specific connection with nature and water is relevant to an interest in landscapes and bodies of water.

You can book a hotel in Głogów Małopolski.

Culture

The market square features an 18th-century town hall, religious statues, a memorial stone commemorating Jan III. Sobieski, and a monument commemorating struggle and martyrdom.

The parish church complex of the Holy Trinity, built in 1876–1879, is part of the town's religious history.

Remains of the church and monastery of the Missionaries have been preserved in Głogów Małopolski. The 18th-century complex was founded by Urszula Lubomirska and formerly housed the venerated image of Our Lady of the Snows.

The town centre preserves an original Renaissance urban layout with a square market square and low-rise urban architecture from the 19th and 20th centuries.

Geographical location

Głogów Małopolski lies on the edge of the Puszcza Sandomierska, near Rzeszów in the Podkarpackie Voivodeship.

Other town pages in the travel overview: Zaczernie, Nowy Kamień, Lubenia, Malawa, Bachórz, Nienadówka, Zabajka, Świlcza.

To the higher-level travel overview: Rzeszowski.