Kotowice: Holiday apartments and holiday homes
Kotowice was first mentioned in the early 13th century and is historically described as a fishing village that supplied the Cistercian Abbey in Trzebnica with fish. For travellers interested in local history, this documented connection provides a specific point of reference.
You can rent a holiday apartment in Kotowice.
History
A parish church has been documented since 1376, but it burned down in 1832. A replacement church was built in 1902 and is described as one of the village's historic monuments. Kotowice is described as a quiet, picturesque village on the Oder.
Landscape
Present-day Kotowice is characterised as an agricultural village.
Getting there
When travelling by road from Wrocław towards Oborniki Śląskie, turn-offs near Szewce or Zajączków lead to Kotowice.
Orientation
In front of the historic church, there is an information board about the history and sights of Kotowice. A landscaped central square provides a place to sit and relax.
Local character
Agricultural products offered in the village include eggs and milk.
Culture and surroundings
The surrounding area of Kotowice includes Uraz - Ruiny, Wojnowice -Zamek na wodzie, the Museum of Natural History, Ogród botaniczny, Kowalska Góra and Góra Holtei'a.
In the wider regional area around Kotowice are Muzeum Narodowe and Wrocław. For those interested in museums, Muzeum Narodowe is therefore a specific cultural point of reference.
A monument from the First World War is recorded in Kotowice.
Dwór Kotowice is described as being in a severely dilapidated condition: the ground floor has collapsed, while the upper part remains intact.
To the higher-level travel overview: Trzebnicki.
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