Discover Długie

• Długie is first mentioned in a document in 1395.
• The town developed along the Pielnica River and stretches from west to east.
• Długie borders Nowosielce to the east.
• Road No. 208 passes through the town; the railway line and Długie stop are on its northern edge.
• The chapel was consecrated on March 13, 1980.

The Pielnica is an important point of reference when describing the town: Długie developed along this river and stretches from west to east. On its eastern edge, the town borders Nowosielce. Together, the river, the town’s extent, and the boundary provide a sense of its geography without reducing Długie to a single point.

If you are comparing different accommodations, these features can help you place a specific address in context. The west-to-east extent and the river describe the town’s location; they do not replace checking where an accommodation is actually situated. This lets you focus your search on the area that suits your travel plans, rather than inferring a location from the town’s name alone.

The first documentary mention of Długie dates to 1395. In the document, King Władysław Jagiełło granted Długie, Zarszyn, and Posada Zarszyńska to Jachnik of Sosweszów. The date and place names make the historical connection specific: Długie appears alongside neighboring place names in a particular context.

The chapel also has a precisely dated history. Bishop Tadeusz Błaszkiewicz consecrated it on March 13, 1980, under the patronage of Blessed Jadwiga, Queen of Poland. The first pastor was Father Stanisław Orzechowski.

Road No. 208 passes through Długie. The railway line and Długie stop, by contrast, are on the northern edge of the town. These details describe two different points of reference: a road running through the town and railway infrastructure on its northern edge.

When choosing a hotel, the specific location therefore matters. When comparing options, check each accommodation’s address against your own travel plans. This keeps your decision focused on the part of town and the routes that actually matter for your stay, without assuming a particular location or journey.

Długie combines a clearly defined area with historical points of reference: the Pielnica, the west-to-east extent, the border with Nowosielce, and the location of the road and railway help you get your bearings. The 1395 document and the chapel’s history add specific cultural connections to this picture.

If you are looking for a hotel, compare its location with what you would like to do in Długie or take into account when planning your trip. The town’s features offer useful points of reference, while your choice of a specific hotel depends on your own priorities.

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Which places are named in the 1395 document?

It names Długie, Zarszyn, and Posada Zarszyńska; King Władysław Jagiełło granted them to Jachnik of Sosweszów.

Where are Road No. 208 and the Długie stop located?

Road No. 208 passes through Długie. The railway line and Długie stop are on the northern edge of the town.

Who was the chapel’s first pastor?

The first pastor was Father Stanisław Orzechowski. The chapel was consecrated on March 13, 1980, by Bishop Tadeusz Błaszkiewicz under the patronage of Blessed Jadwiga, Queen of Poland.

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