Jordanów: Holiday Apartments and Holiday Homes

A 22 km-long red cycling route starts and ends at Jordanów railway station and passes through Wysoka, Góra Ludwiki, Toporzysko and Bystra. You can rent a holiday apartment in Jordanów.

Culture

Jordanów’s market square is home to a neo-Gothic urban complex dating from the late 19th and early 20th centuries: three brick buildings and a nearby parish church. These include the former district court and tax office, a tenement house and the town hall from 1911. Anyone interested in the town’s history will find a specific cultural point of reference here.

In the wider regional surroundings of Jordanów lies Dobczyce - Zamek XIII w.

Landscape

The area surrounding Jordanów includes Cupel, Mały Luboń, Drobny Wierch and Wostojów.

Powiat suski is described as a predominantly mountainous area with extensive forests and the upper basin of the Skawa; Jordanów is one of the towns situated along the Skawa River.

Geographical Location

Jordanów lies on the Skawa River at the foot of the Makowski Beskid at an elevation of around 485 m above sea level. The highest point within the town is Góra Pykrzec at 741 m.

History

Jordanów was founded in 1564 and received the right to hold annual fairs in 1581; historically, cattle, linen and salt were traded there.

For further location options: Kurów, Zembrzyce, Hucisko, Sucha Beskidzka, Grzechynia, Białka, Zachełmna, Budzów

For the overview of the higher-level destination: Sucha.