Sól: Holiday Apartments and Holiday Homes

A specific cultural landmark in Sól is the primary school named after Tadeusz Kościuszko, documented as dating from the period 1926–1929. For visitors interested in culture, it is therefore a tangible point of reference in the village.

You can rent a holiday apartment in Sól.

Location and Surroundings

Sól is recorded in Żywiec County.

A chapel in Sól is documented together with the local primary school.

Rachowiec is located in the vicinity of Sól.

The surrounding area of Sól includes Jaworzyna, Praszywka and Beskid Wrzeszkowski.

In the wider regional surroundings of Sól lies the Golgota Beskidów Cross.

Natural Setting

Sól stretches through the valleys of the Słanica and Czarna Soła streams, between the Rachowiec, Oźna and Łysica mountain ranges.

The local brine springs are described as being approximately 2 km from Sól railway station and near a bell tower.

Sól is described as a mountain village at the foot of the Beskid Żywiecki, near the Slovakian border.

Getting Around

Public transport serves the Rajcza–Sól Bór section.

A documented mountain route begins at Sól railway station and continues via Burów Groń, Rycerka Dolna, Praszywka Duża, Bendoszka Wielka and mountain huts towards the Rycerzowa area. For hiking enthusiasts, this route is a specific point of reference when planning a trip to Sól.

Character of the Village

Sól has local brine springs; in July 2018, a publicly accessible brine hut was opened there.

The place name Sól is associated with local brine springs, which were formerly used to obtain salt by evaporating the mineral water.

A mapped route in the Beskid Żywiecki region ends in Sól-Kiczora after passing through the Rajcza area and by a viewpoint near Zabawa.

The following local destination pages are also available for further orientation: Okrajnik, Lodygowice, Rycerka Górna, Złatna, Jeleśnia, Przyłęków, Nieledwia, Pietrzykowice.

For the higher-level travel overview: Żywiec.