You can rent a holiday apartment in Łapczyca. In the surrounding area of Łapczyca are Wisnicz - Zamek and Wieruszyce - Dwór obronny. This point of interest is particularly relevant for travellers interested in historic buildings.
Culture
The wider regional surroundings of Łapczyca also include Igolomia - pałacyk, Kopiec Grunwaldzki - 214 m n.p.m. (14 m) Niepołomice, Kopalnia Soli Wieliczka, Zarnowka, Dominiczna Góra and Kobyla. Igolomia - pałacyk provides a specific point of reference for an interest in culture and history.
Łapczyca has medieval remains of a fortified settlement. The Bocheńskie district authority describes Łapczyca as one of the oldest settlements in southern Poland and as a significant settlement centre of the Bocheńskie region.
The old Church of the Nativity of the Blessed Virgin Mary in Łapczyca is a Gothic stone church. Its parish is first documented in the years 1325–1327; today, the church serves as a cemetery chapel.
Landscape
Łapczyca lies on the northern edge of the uplands of Pogórze Wielickie and on the southern edge of the Raba Valley. The historic remains of the fortified settlement lie on a clearly defined spur of land.
Transport
Łapczyca is served by a bus route connecting Kraków and Bochnia via local stops such as Moszczenica and Łapczyca.
History
Łapczyca developed along the historic trade route between Hungary and Kraków, known as the Amber Road and later as Via Regia Antiqua. The section along the local ridgelines is now called Górny Gościniec.
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