Jablonka: Hotels and Accommodations

The Czarna Orawa flows through the heart of Jabłonka. If you are planning a stay in Jabłonka, you may want to book a hotel for it.

Culture and History

The Church of the Transfiguration of the Lord in Jabłonka was built in 1817. The parish church is listed as a monument under register entry A-73 dated January 3, 1969 [A-846/M]; its ensemble includes the cemetery and a viewing forecourt.

The Orawskie Centrum Kultury is a municipal cultural institution through which cultural activities are organized in the Jabłonka municipality. It holds film screenings for children and adults there. Orawskie Lato is one of the regular events held by the Orawskie Centrum Kultury in Jabłonka.

Nature

In Slovak territory, the Czarna Orawa joins the Biała Orawa to form the Orawa.

Las Borcok in Jabłonka is a pine-spruce forest on a former peat bog. It is considered a habitat for noteworthy plants and animals.

Routes

The Szlak Solny runs through Podwilk, Orawka, Jabłonka, and Chyżne. Numerous stone statues from the 18th century and historic buildings are located along the Szlak Solny.

The “Orawska Droga” modernization project involved a road from Jabłonka via the Winiarczykówka and Bobrów border crossing to Zubrohlava.

Further destinations for planning your own trip: Maniowy, Waksmund, Krempachy, Szaflary, Ponice, Grywałd, Szczawnica, Rogoźnik.

To the higher-level travel overview: Nowotarski.