Rudka Kozłowiecka: Holiday apartments and holiday homes

Rudka Kozłowiecka was first mentioned in 1529 and was formerly owned by the nobility; in the 19th century, the village belonged to the Kozłowieckie estates. For travellers interested in local history, this documented past provides a tangible point of reference.

Renting a holiday apartment in Rudka Kozłowiecka puts the village itself at the centre of your stay.

Culture and history

In the meadows near the junction with the road to Wola Niemiecka stands a brick roadside chapel dating from 1910. It is a tangible detail for travellers who would like to discover traces of cultural history in Rudka Kozłowiecka.

Only a few traditional wooden buildings from the interwar period have survived, while post-war masonry buildings predominate.

Geographical setting

The settlement is concentrated mainly along the Niemce–Nasutów road and along a local road that leads north towards Wola Niemiecka.

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