Pszów's industrial heritage includes the Anna hard-coal mine. It is described as Pszów's most important and largest industrial enterprise and operated continuously for 172 years. The coat of arms of Pszów is described as one of the town's symbols. The heraldic image has appeared on seals since the 18th century, when Pszów was still a village. For visitors interested in local history, this coat of arms provides a specific point of reference.
You can rent a holiday apartment in Pszów.
Culture and History
In the immediate vicinity of Pszów are Czernica – Dworek and Rzuchow – Zameczek. Halda Szarlota in Rydułtowy is also located nearby.
In the surrounding area of Pszów are Wodzisław Śląski – Ruiny Baszty, Dzimierz – Zameczek and Dembina [Dolnà Lutyně-Věřňovice].
In Pszów, the Basilica Minor of the Nativity of the Blessed Virgin Mary is identified as an architectural and religious landmark; it is also called the Sanctuary of Our Lady of the Smile.
Landscape
In the wider regional surroundings of Pszów are Vinná hora and Něbrojův kopec [Dětmarovice].
Cycling
The marked blue cycle route 317 runs through Pszów. It is part of a 30.5-kilometre route between Racibórz and Wodzisław Śląski. For cycling travellers, this is a specifically named point of reference.
The cycle route running through Pszów crosses the hilly terrain of the Silesian Upland, more precisely the Rybnickie Plateau.
Pszów has a bus station on Romualda-Traugutta Street.
More local ideas: Skrzyszów, Borowa, Syrynia, Wodzisław Śląski, Rydułtowy, Połomia, Mszana, Radlin
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