The Piotrowice hillfort is an example of medieval fortification architecture in the Środa area. It is generally accessible.
Anyone planning a stay in Piotrowice may wish to rent a holiday apartment for this purpose.
Culture
The Gothic Church of Saint Catherine of Alexandria in Piotrowice dates from the second half of the 15th century. Ten epitaphs of the Niemitz and Seidlitz families from the years 1567 to 1615 have been preserved inside it.
The same church contains a late Gothic sacrament house. A Renaissance baptismal font dating from 1616 has also been preserved there.
The Protestant church in Piotrowice was built in 1832 and consecrated on 20 October 1833.
A Bismarck medallion and an inscription bearing the names of 35 inhabitants who fell in the Prussian-Austrian War of 1866 were placed on the Piotrowice obelisk in 1868.
Five reconciliation crosses are embedded in the surrounding wall of the former manor complex in Piotrowice.
Nature
The Piotrowice landscape park includes ponds, a meadow and promenades.
Geographical location
The palace and park complex of Piotrowice is located in the eastern part of the village between Parkowa and Główna streets.
Sobótka Górka Zamek is a castle in the wider regional vicinity of Piotrowice. Panków Ruiny renesansowo-barokowego zamku is also a castle in the wider regional vicinity of Piotrowice. Wojnowice -Zamek na wodzie is another castle there, as is Uraz - Ruiny.
Wiezyca - 415 m a.s.l. is a summit in the wider regional vicinity of Piotrowice. Ślęża is a mountain there; Ślęża - 718 m a.s.l.3 is a summit in the wider regional vicinity of Piotrowice. Przełęcz Tępadła - Masyw Ślęży 384 m a.s.l. is also a summit in this wider regional vicinity.
Further reading: Ilnica.
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