Opolski: Holiday Apartments and Holiday Homes

A specific cultural landmark in Opole is the “wieża Piastowska”, which is recorded as a named mapped feature approximately 1.5 km northwest of the centre of Opole. This landmark is of particular interest to travellers interested in historic buildings. You can rent a holiday apartment in Opolski. Opole Zoo is recorded as a named mapped feature approximately 0.6 km west of the centre of Opole. In the wider area around Opole, Dobra – Zamek is recorded as a named mapped feature approximately 23.0 km south, and Moszna – Zamek approximately 27.5 km southwest of the centre of Opole. Wzgorza Łosiówki is also recorded as a named mapped feature approximately 29.2 km northwest of the centre of Opole.

Cityscape

Opole’s cityscape includes the Oder and the Młynówka, which is described as its old river.

Culture

Opole is associated with Polish song culture and the annual Polish Song Festival.

Opole has a historic old town with medieval origins and Piast heritage, which includes the Piast Tower.

Leisure

Bolko Island provides a setting for walking, cycling and family outings; Opole Zoo is located there.

Opole has a concentration of landmarks, monuments and attractions that can be explored on foot.

Getting There

Opole is connected via Route No. 94 in the direction of Wrocław and is accessible via the A4 motorway.

Sights

Important visitor areas and sights in Opole include the historic old town, the Piast Tower, the amphitheatre, museums, green parks and squares, as well as wooden architecture. For travellers wishing to combine historic sites, museums, parks and wooden architecture, this overview provides clear guidance.

The wider local overview of Opolski includes Bierdzan, Chronstau, Comprachtschütz, Czarnowąsy, Dembiohammer, Dylaki, Grabin, Krasiejów, Lipowa, Łubniany, Malapane, Murów, Niemodlin, Ochotz, Polnisch Neudorf, Proskau, Przysiecz, Sławice, Sosnówka, Stare Siołkowice, Szczedrzyk, Tarnau, Turawa and Zedlitz.

For the higher-level travel overview: Oppeln.