Ogorzelnik: holiday apartments and holiday homes

The first surviving references to Ogorzelnik probably date back to the 13th century; at that time, the settlement was recorded as one of the villages belonging to the Niegowa parish. For travellers interested in the early history of the settlement, this provides a specific point of reference.

You can rent a holiday apartment in Ogorzelnik.

History and culture

In 1379, Władysław Opolczyk transferred Ogorzelnik, together with Bobolice and Tomiszowice, to the Hungarian Andrzej Schony de Barlabas.

Geographical setting

Ogorzelnik is located in the municipality of Niegowa, in Myszkowski County, in the Silesian Voivodeship.

Surroundings

In the immediate vicinity of Ogorzelnik are Bobolice - castle, Mirów - castle ruins and Berkowa. In the surrounding area are Morsko - castle ruins, Góra Zborów and Ostrężnicka Cave.

In the wider regional surroundings of Ogorzelnik are Ogrodzieniec - castle and Pod Sokolą Górą Cave.

Getting around

A 13.8 km route runs from Bobolice via Mirów, Łutowiec, Moczydło, Niegowa and Ogorzelnik back to Bobolice. For travellers looking for a route with several local points of interest, this itinerary provides a specific point of reference.

Nature

The municipality of Niegowa lies within and around the Eagles' Nests Landscape Park and the river basins of the Pilica and Warta in the Kraków-Częstochowa Upland. The municipality's landscape includes limestone outcrops, medieval structures, caves, wooded areas, ravines and steep slopes. It also includes infrastructure that supports hiking and cycling excursions.

For further orientation on the site, you can also open the entries for Gniazdów, Żarki, Żarki-Letnisko, Lgota Górna, Niegowa, Koziegłowy, Gorzków Stary and Przybynow.

To the overview of the wider destination: Myszków.