Wolica: Rent a holiday apartment

Anyone who wants to rent a holiday apartment in Wolica can get to know the place through its documented local history. This makes it possible to align the accommodation search with a specific cultural and historical interest.

Key facts on the subject

The earliest documented information about Wolica dates back to 1419; owners are documented for the second half of the 15th century. At that time, the settlement belonged to the Łapanowski family.

Wola Łapanowska was founded near Łapanów in 1477 and later became part of Wolica. The name Wolica is explained in cultural and topographical terms and associated with a settlement process.

Historical references spanning several centuries

In 1581, Wolica is recorded together with Wola Łapanowska. The records mention 3.5 łany of peasant land, four landowning cottagers, and two tenants with livestock; Sebastian Chojecki is named as the owner.

In 1629, Wolica belonged to the monastery in Trzciana, which is also named as the owner in the 1680 register. Thus, the local history combines early settlement references with changing ownership conditions.

Choose accommodation based on the local connection

If this historical connection is important for your stay, first select the exact location of the accommodation in Wolica and then compare the current offers for holiday apartments, holiday homes, or hotels. This allows you to align your search with the cultural interest you wish to associate with your trip.

Further destinations to compare

For further orientation, you can open the page about Bochnia. Other destination pages to compare are Lubomierz, Lipnica Górna, Zawada, Rajbrot, Kamionna, Jodłówka, and Gierczyce.

To the higher-level travel overview: Bochnia.

To the higher-level travel overview: Bochnia.