Brzeszcze: Holiday Apartments and Holiday Homes

Pless Castle is located in the wider regional area surrounding Brzeszcze and is relevant to travelers who wish to include historic cultural sites in their trip. Noma Residence - Zameczek mysliwski and Bielsko-Biała - Zamek Sułkowskich, as well as Bujakowski Groń, Hrobacza Łąka, Groniczki, and Trzy Lipki, are also located in the wider regional area. You can rent a holiday apartment in Brzeszcze.

Geographical location

Brzeszcze is the seat of the eponymous urban-rural municipality in the Lesser Poland Voivodeship and Oświęcim County.

Culture and history

The Roman Catholic Church in Wilamowice is located in the area surrounding Brzeszcze.

Brzeszcze has memorial sites from the wartime period and two former satellite camps of concentration camps that were established during the Nazi occupation. In addition, the municipality created a memorial trail in 2009.

The industrial history of Brzeszcze includes coal mining and miners’ settlements more than a hundred years old, known as “Kolonie.”

Nature

The Nazieleńce area comprises 180 hectares of fish ponds and is protected under the Natura 2000 programme.

Cycling

The Vistula Cycling Route includes a section known as Brzeszcze–Skawina. This designation is relevant to travelers who wish to consider cycling in Brzeszcze.

For further destination options, Nowa Wieś, Łęki, Grojec, Zator, Jawiszowice, Skidzin, Bielany, and Kęty are also available.

For the higher-level travel overview: Auschwitz.