Stacze: Hotels and Accommodations

Stacze was founded in 1564 through a settlement granted under feudal law by Duke Albrecht; the later settlement area also gave rise to the former villages of Rdzawe and Golubie Wężewskie. For travelers interested in local history, this documented development is a concrete cultural point of reference.

You can book a hotel in Stacze.

Nature and Landscape

Szeska Góra is located in the immediate vicinity of Stacze.

Tatarska Góra is located in the surrounding area of Stacze.

Lipowa Góra and Audyniskie Góra are located in the wider regional surroundings of Stacze.

Geographical Location

Stacze is described as a place in Masuria, in Olecki County and in the municipality of Kowale Oleckie.

Visitor information about Stacze highlights Lake Stackie: It is 35 meters deep and covers 344 hectares; fishing is listed as an activity. For travelers interested in fishing, this entry is a concrete point of reference.

In the wider surroundings of Stacze, the municipality of Kowale Oleckie is characterized by the Szeskie Hills and Szeska Góra; Szeska Góra reaches a height of 309 meters. The Borecka Forest covers 36 percent of the municipality's area and includes lakes as well as three nature reserves.

Culture

Nearby Szarejki has a Protestant church dating from 1719.

In Wieliczki there is a wooden church with a quadrilateral tower, completed in 1693; it has a late Baroque altar and a Rococo organ dating from 1791.

Other places in the same regional context: Giże, Guzy, Babki Oleckie, Polom, Zajdy, Biała Olecka, Masuria, Swietajno.

To the higher-level travel overview: Olecki.