In the wider regional surroundings of Czarnołozy lies Krupe - Zamek. For travelers interested in cultural sites, Krupe - Zamek is a specific point of interest in the wider regional surroundings of Czarnołozy. Stary Zamość, Parafia WNM Panny is also located in the wider regional surroundings of Czarnołozy. You can rent a holiday apartment in Czarnołozy.
Geographical location
Czarnołozy is a locality in the Lublin Voivodeship, in Chełm County and in the municipality of Wojsławice.
History
Czarnołozy is described as one of the oldest localities in Chełm County. The place was first mentioned in 1359 under the name Cziemnelozy; the name Czarnołozy appears from 1564 onward. Historically, Czarnołozy was connected with the Roman Catholic parish in Wojsławice; in 1443, the locality was also known under the name Olchów.
Nature
The Wojsławka, a small river in the Wieprz catchment area, flows past Czarnołozy. For travelers interested in a locality's connection to a river, the Wojsławka is a specific landscape feature of Czarnołozy.
In Chełm, the chalk underground passages are described as being located beneath the old town. Wojsławice is described as being 21.7 km from Czarnołozy; Chełm is described as being 21.9 km from Czarnołozy. Attractions presented in connection with Chełm include a market square and this underground attraction.
For further orientation, you can also visit the pages on Stańków, Rejowiec, Gotówka, Romanówka, Chełm, Stołpie, Brzeźno and Nowosiółki-Kolonia.