Mecina: Holiday Apartments and Holiday Homes

Męcina is home to the wooden Church of Saint Anthony the Abbot, dating from the late 17th century; the Baroque church stands within a stone wall built in 1782. For travellers interested in historic ecclesiastical architecture, this building is a specific cultural point of interest.

You can rent a holiday apartment in Męcina.

Nature

Męcina lies at elevations between 340 and 400 metres above sea level.

The village lies at the foot of the Łososińskie mountain range and the Litacz ridge, along the middle course of the Smolnik stream, a tributary of the Dunajec. For visitors interested in mountain and water landscapes, this specific character of the village is a special point of interest.

History

Męcina is documented as a former knight's village; the earliest local mention dates from 1325–1327.

Surroundings

Chełm is located in the immediate vicinity of Męcina.

The surrounding area of Męcina includes Pieklo, Jaworz, Tropsztyn - Zamek, the Limanowski Cross and Sałasz.

The wider regional surroundings of Męcina include Wieruszyce - Dwór obronny and Rytro.

Getting Around

Męcina lies on the Limanowa–Chełmiec district road; a railway line runs through the village on the Chabówka–Nowy Sącz route.

Local Character

An active rural women's association in Męcina presents its dishes and regional specialities at exhibitions and fairs, including for tourists interested in Lach culture.

More local pages: Porąbka, Raba Nizna, Podobin, Poręba Wielka, Makowica, Lubomierz, Kamienica, Laskowa.

To the main travel overview: Limanowa.