Głubczyce: Holiday Apartments and Holiday Homes

You can rent a holiday apartment in Głubczyce.

The wider regional area around Głubczyce includes Cvilin, Moszna - Zamek, Ovčák and Dobra - Zamek.

The Gmina Głubczyce lies across the border and approximately 15 km from the Czech border; the A4 is about 40 km to the north, and the A1 about 45 km to the east. The gmina belongs to the southern Opole subregion and the Euroregion Silesia, whose purpose is cross-border cultural, economic and social cooperation.

The surrounding area of Głubczyce includes Widnogóra and Góra Dąbrowiec.

Wzgorze Plaska is located in the vicinity of Głubczyce.

Głubczyce lies on the Psina River and on the Głubczyce Plateau, which is part of the Silesian Lowland.

St. Anne's Baroque Church stands on Jana-III.-Sobieskiego Street. It was built outside the city walls; the present building dates from 1776 and replaced an earlier cemetery chapel.

A municipal park lies along the left bank of the Psina River.

A listed road route from Głubczyce to Polska Cerekiew follows Road 38 and is given as 24 km; an alternative via Road 417 is listed as 28 km.

The quarter-circle-shaped market square of Głubczyce contains the town hall. It was built in 1570 on the site of an earlier 14th-century merchants' house.

The Museum of the Głubczyce Region was founded in 2001 from collections connected with the local school and an earlier Museum of the Głubczyce Region.

A three-row lime-tree avenue of approximately 5.5 km connects Głubczyce with the Głubczycki Forest; the forest is described as suitable for walks and Nordic walking.

For further planning: Pilszcz, Kietrz, Debrzyca.

For the overarching travel overview: Głubczyce.