Strachowice: Holiday Apartments and Holiday Homes

Strachowice has the historic German name Strachwitz. This information is particularly interesting for visitors who are interested in local history.

You can rent a holiday apartment in Strachowice.

Geographical Location

Strachowice is described as a locality in the Polish Lower Silesian Voivodeship, in Legnicki County and the municipality of Legnickie Pole.

Culture

In the area surrounding Strachowice lies Legnica - Zamek piastowski. The wider region is home to Swiny - Ruiny zamku, Bolków Zamek Bolków, Mszana, Stara Krasnica - Palac, Gora Lisiec, Gora Trupien and Góra Wały. The ruin is a specific point of interest for travellers interested in historic buildings.

Historically, Strachowice was a hamlet of Racimierz; in 1954, the locality was separated from Racimierz.

Surroundings

The MÅ›ciwojów Reservoir is listed as being 9.8 km from Strachowice and is described as a body of water created by the division of the Wierzbiak River. The Church of Peace in Jawor is 9.4 km from Strachowice and is one of two churches of this type in Poland that are listed as UNESCO World Heritage Sites.

Orientation

Strachowice is described as one of the smallest villages in the municipality.

The Piast Castle and the Regional Museum in Jawor are 9.7 km from Strachowice.

Strachowice has a village community centre; the local administration describes it as a meeting place for residents.

Other destinations in this travel area include Warmątowice Sienkiewiczowskie, Liegnitz, Rokitki, Jerzmanowice, Pątnówek, Haynau, Krotoszyce and Kawice.

To the higher-level travel overview: Legnicki.