Gorlice: Holiday Apartments and Holiday Homes

Maślana Góra is a named geographical feature approximately 3.6 km west of the centre of Gorlice. Anyone primarily looking for a connection to a specific mountain landscape in Gorlice will find a clear point of reference here. You can rent a holiday apartment in Gorlice.

Bartnia Góra is a named geographical feature approximately 6.2 km southeast of the centre of Gorlice. Pustki is a named geographical feature approximately 7.2 km north of the centre, while Miejska Góra is approximately 8.3 km south of it. Ujazd Millenium Cross is another named feature approximately 27.2 km northeast of the centre of Gorlice.

Culture

Gorlice County includes five sites inscribed on the UNESCO World Heritage List, including historic wooden churches in Sękowa and Binarowa.

Geographical setting

Gorlice lies in the valley of the Ropa, while neighbouring towns and villages are located on the northern edge of the Low Beskids.

In the Beskid Gorlicki area, opportunities for walking and hiking are combined with numerous trails between hills and peaks. Anyone wishing to combine their stay in Gorlice with hiking and walks will find a clear connection to their preferred type of trip here.

Gorlice and its surroundings are associated with Lemko heritage, oil production and the history of the First World War.

The wider area around Gorlice is associated with elements of Pogórze, Lemko and Jewish culture, as well as wooden architecture, Orthodox churches and First World War cemeteries.

Nature

The landscape of the Beskid Gorlicki includes hills, peaks, wooden architecture and Lake Klimkówka, which was created by a dam on the Ropa.

More local pages: Biecz, Bobowa, Bystra, Czarne, Gładyszów, Gorlice, Hańczowa, Klimkówka, Korczyna, Krzywa, Kunkowa, Kwiatonowice, Lipinki, Nowica, Ropa, Ropki, Rożnowice, Sękowa, Stróżówka, Strzeszyn, Szymbark, Uście Gorlickie, Wysowa-Zdrój.

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