Tarnów: Holiday Apartments and Holiday Homes

Tarnów is home to a Renaissance old town, a Roma museum, the Bem Mausoleum and the Red Tram.

You can rent a holiday apartment in Tarnów.

Culture

Tarnów’s old town preserves a medieval street plan, Gothic and Renaissance buildings, sections of the defensive walls and a Renaissance town hall.

Landscape

The surroundings of Tarnów include Tarnów – Wzgórze Miejskie, Saint Martin's Peak (Góra św.Marcina) and Koszyckie Wzgórze (Dział).

Ostrębie is located in the area surrounding Tarnów.

Tarnów is promoted as Poland’s “warmth pole”; the thermal summer can last up to 118 days.

Geographical Setting

Tarnów is located in Poland’s Lesser Poland Voivodeship and in the Carpathian foothills.

Getting Around

St Martin's Mountain, with medieval castle ruins, lies on the outskirts of Tarnów. The wooded site is described as suitable for an easy walk and includes a meadow with attractions for children. This combination is a specific option for travellers who want to combine an easy walk with castle ruins and children’s attractions in Tarnów.

Tarnów was historically an important railway junction and remains one today.

On Site

Restaurants are concentrated in and around the pedestrian zone at Tarnów’s Main Square.

Local Character

Tarnów and the surrounding local area have a revived wine-growing tradition with 40 vineyards; Tarninówka is highlighted as a local drink.

Further destinations for planning your trip: Rychwald, Zgłobice, Ołpiny, Wola Rzędzińska, Skrzyszów, Zabawa, Tuchów, Wał-Ruda.

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