Golejów is situated on the northern slopes of the Wzgórza Radomickie hills. The elevation ranges from 315 to 400 metres.
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Landscape
Fine-crystalline, platy dolomite is exposed in Golejów’s dolomite quarry. The quarry lies halfway along the unpaved road from Golejów to Łupki.
Culture
The Church of St. Felix and Adauctus in Golejów was built in 1784. Tomb slabs are set into its walls. The church is listed both in the heritage register and in the register of monuments.
The cemetery next to the church dates from the 18th century and features an interesting spatial design. Its gate has a moulded, semicircular portal. Golejów is home to an atonement chapel dating from 1672. There are 33 wayside chapels and roadside figures in Golejów and its surroundings. A wooden cross dating from 1651 has been preserved in Golejów.
History
The first recorded mention of Golejów dates from 1286.
Routes
Traces of ancient settlements and hillforts have been preserved in Golejów, within the Bóbr Valley Landscape Park and its buffer zone. The E3 International Long-Distance Hiking Trail runs through the Bóbr Valley Landscape Park and its buffer zone. Golejów lies on the route between Jelenia Góra and Bolesławiec.
Other places: Wleń, Gierczyn, Kłopotnica, Gryfów Śląski, Pokrzywnik, Rębiszów, Gajówka, Tarczyn
