Easy hikes and walks around Chrzanów

It's worth visiting, there's a cafe and you can buy souvenirs

If by any chance anyone hasn't been there yet and is wondering if it's worth it, you can watch the recording of the Młoszów - Dulów episode :) https://youtu.be/pTPIoBO5YQo

This manor house can only be visited with an entrance ticket to the open-air museum. The manor house looks rather modest from the outside. A visit inside will prove you wrong. A truly beautiful, authentic home of the Polish landed gentry. If the door is locked, please don't hesitate to ring the bell. Someone will come and open it.

This Gothic fortress once protected the trade route from Kraków to Silesia. Fragments of the upper castle, including a well and a tower from the earliest period of construction, still survive today. In the 15th century, the fortress, owned by the Kraków bishops, also served as a prison for clergy, particularly during the Reformation. The fortress was destroyed by wars and fires and was finally abandoned in the early 19th century. In the 20th century, the building was opened to the public, and annual festivals were organized there to showcase the medieval era. In August, the Knights' and Archery Tournament takes place, offering visitors the opportunity to observe military performances, visit the craftsmen's village, and participate in numerous games and shows, all accompanied by the sounds of early music. Another August attraction is the Witches' and Witches' Rally.

MANOR FROM DROGINI from 1730. A wooden structure, the exterior plastered with clay and whitewashed. It belonged to the wealthy noble Bzowski family. Inside, there is a permanent exhibition entitled "Apartment of a wealthy noble family from the mid-19th century to 1945." The manor also houses a hall for temporary exhibitions and conferences.

Lipowiec Castle is open to visitors again. Extensive security work has been completed. The ruins can now be safely viewed. However, some parts are not open to the public. The high keep is accessible via a narrow stone spiral staircase. Two artillery loopholes have been restored in the keep and are now accessible on the way to the top viewing platform. The last 3 meters must be climbed with the help of a permanently installed ladder. You are rewarded with a magnificent 360° view. A view that makes you want to hike in the surrounding forests. The newly built, chic café does not detract from the ensemble at all. It blends well with the old ensemble. Admission costs 20 zloty (as of July 2025).

There is a cafe with good cakes, it is worth stopping by

Lake Chechelskie, located near Trzebinia, is a popular place for rest and recreation. It is a reservoir surrounded by forests, ideal for bathing, fishing and water sports. In the summer season, there is a guarded swimming area and a water equipment rental. The surrounding paths are suitable for cycling trips, and the nearby infrastructure provides places to rest and gastronomy. It is a good place to relax by the water surrounded by nature, especially for families and lovers of active recreation.