Rent an apartment in Kotowice

Rent an apartment in Kotowice

Kotowice is described as a quiet, picturesque place on the Oder River. If this particular character is important to you, decide whether Kotowice belongs on your list of destinations before looking for accommodation there.

Present-day Kotowice is characterized as a village shaped by agriculture.

History and historical landmarks

Kotowice was first mentioned in the early 13th century and historically described as a fishing village that supplied the Cistercian convent in Trzebnica with fish. If this particular historical character is important to you, decide whether Kotowice belongs on your list of destinations before looking for accommodation there.

A parish church documented since 1376 burned down in 1832; a replacement church was built in 1902 and is described as one of the village's historical monuments.

A monument to the First World War is recorded in Kotowice.

Dwór Kotowice is described as being in a severely dilapidated state; the ground floor has collapsed, while the upper part has been preserved.

Getting there and finding your way around

From Wrocław, the road leads towards Oborniki Śląskie; there are turnoffs for Kotowice at Szewce or Zajączków.

In front of the historic church, there is an information board about the history and sights of Kotowice; a landscaped central square offers places to sit and relax.

Local products

Locally available farm products include eggs and milk, among others.

Further orientation

For further orientation, you can visit the Trzebnicki page. If you would like to compare additional local pages, Prusice, Pierwoszów, Oborniki Śląskie, and Trzebnica are available to you.

You can find further local pages under Psary, Szewce, Uraz, and Żmigród.