Janowice: Holiday Apartments and Holiday Homes

You can rent a holiday apartment in Janowice. Tropsztyn Castle and Wisnicz Castle are located in the wider region around Janowice. For travellers interested in castles, this is a clear cultural point of reference.

Landscape

Janowice lies on the right bank of the Dunajec, in the valley of the Lubinka stream and on the surrounding uplands of the Rożnów Foothills.

Dzialy (Działy), Wichrowka (Wichrówka), Lubinka and Jurasowka - Wielkie Gory (Jurasówka - Wielkie Góry) are located in the immediate vicinity of Janowice.

A local road through Janowice connects Zakliczyn and Tarnów.

The village encompasses a slope descending towards the Dunajec Valley; a palace and park complex is located in the western part of Janowice.

Culture and History

Janowice is represented by three entries in the register of immovable cultural heritage monuments of the Małopolska Voivodeship: the parish Church of the Exaltation of the Holy Cross, a manor complex consisting of a manor house, park and farmyard, and War Cemetery No. 190.

The associated palace is a 19th-century brick building in the English Gothic Revival style; it is complemented by a free-standing square tower and an English-style park.

Routes and Activities

Well-marked cycle paths with a total length of 24 km are described in the wider area of Pleśna. For travellers interested in cycling, this described route length is a specific point of reference.

A one-day tourist route is described as the Janowice–Pleśna–Rzuchowa–Janowice circuit.

More local pages: Ryglice, Zakliczyn, Ołpiny, Ciezkowice, Paleśnica, Meszna Opacka, Jamna, Milówka.

To the main travel overview: Tarnów.