Bałdowice: Holiday Apartments and Holiday Homes

In a register compiled between 1295 and 1305, Bałdowice is recorded in the Latin form Beldowycze; historical German forms are Baldowitz and Baltenheim. These traces of the name provide a tangible point of reference for cultural and historical interest.

You can rent a holiday apartment in Bałdowice.

Geographical Location

Bałdowice is described as a village and locality in the municipality of Kobyla Góra, in Ostrzeszów County and the Greater Poland Voivodeship.

Nature

Góra Kobyla, Psia Góra and Bałczyna are located in the area surrounding Bałdowice.

Culture

In the wider regional surroundings of Bałdowice are Ostrzeszów – Zamek, Antonin – Pałac myśliwski and Winna Góra.

A local legend tells of a church closed by the Swedes on “Diabelska Góra” (“Devil’s Mountain”), which is said to have sunk underground.

Bałdowice has a 20th-century branch church dedicated to Saint Andrew Bobola and affiliated with the Parish of Saint Andrew the Apostle in Słupia pod Bralinem.

Local historical accounts mention a one-class school founded in 1832, a former water-powered sawmill and two former foresters’ houses.

A historical postcard featuring the forester’s lodge in Bałdowice is documented as having been in circulation on 5 September 1939.

A cemetery in the churchyard is documented in Bałdowice; graves are recorded there.

Things to Do

Bałdowice is associated with “Pod czarodziejską lipą”, described as a recreational and leisure facility. For visitors interested in a specifically named local leisure theme, this provides a concrete point of reference.

A list of county routes includes Bałdowice on a longer route through the area of Ostrzeszów County.

In the wider regional surroundings of Bałdowice, hiking trails and trail infrastructure are documented around Kobyla Góra and Bralin, including routes through the municipalities of Bralin and Kobyla Góra.

For the higher-level travel overview: Syców.