Przyrów: Holiday Apartments and Holiday Homes

Several documented destinations lie in the wider regional surroundings of Przyrów: Olsztyn k/Częstochowy – Ruiny zamku Książęcego z XIVw., Bobolice – Zamek, Mirów – ruiny zamku and Morsko – Ruiny zamku. The wider regional surroundings also include jaskinia ostrężnicka, jaskinia w kielnikach, j. Pod Sokolą Górą and Olsztyn. Rezerwat Sokole Góry. The ruins of Olsztyn k/Częstochowy are therefore a specific cultural point of reference for travellers interested in castles.

You can rent a holiday apartment in Przyrów.

Geographical Location

Gmina Przyrów lies approximately 35 km east of Częstochowa and at the junction of the national roads Częstochowa–Kielce and Radomsko–Siewierz. This information places Przyrów geographically for travel planning.

Landscape

Gmina Przyrów lies at the meeting point of the Kraków–Częstochowa Upland and the Nidziańska Basin landscape regions.

Przyrów's cultural history includes the former wooden Church of Saint Dorothy on Częstochowska Street. It was demolished in 1911; a new church with the same dedication was built in its place between 1908 and 1911.

Within the wider municipality, the Wiercica River supplies fishponds in Zalesice, Sygontka, Knieja and Smyków.

For further destination selection, you can also view Radostków, Wyrazów, Rudniki, Częstochowa, Łysiny, Skrajnica, Koniecpol and Janów.

For the higher-level travel overview: Częstochowa.