In the vicinity of Modlnica are Tomaszowicach - Manor and Korzkiew - Castle. Tomaszowicach - Manor is therefore a specifically named point of reference for those interested in culture. For anyone wishing to rent a holiday apartment in Modlnica, this overview brings together the town’s cultural and scenic features.
Culture and History
In the wider area around Modlnica are Decjusza - Palace and the Barbican, a Gothic fortification dating from the 15th century. Also located in the wider area are Jaskinia Mamutowa (Wierzchowska Dolna), Jaskinia Wierzchowska Górna, Jaskinia Ciemna (Ojcowska), and Jaskinia Łokietka.
Modlnica was first mentioned in writing in 1254. The village is home to a valuable wooden Church of Saint Wojciech from the 17th century; it is considered one of the oldest structures of its kind in Poland. Inside is a Gothic image of the Virgin Mary with the Child.
The manor house is surrounded by a large park with a preserved formal layout and mature lime trees, poplars, willows, and elms. Modlnica lies in the southwestern part of the Wielka Wieś municipality. Near the church stands this Baroque-Classical manor house from the second half of the 18th century, surrounded by a park.
The manor house was built in the 1780s and later redesigned in the Classical style. It has a portico with four columns and a Polish shingle roof.
Modlnica is also home to an equestrian centre called Indiana. For those interested in equestrian sports, Indiana is therefore a specifically named point of reference in the village.
For further destination options, you can also view Radziszów, Krakow, Wesoła, Czernihów, Liszki, Kochanów, Brzyczyna, and Ojców.
