Trzebnica: Hotels and accommodations

Culture

Trzebnica’s Market Square is the center of the city and is used for resting, strolling, meeting, and municipal or ceremonial events. The former Cistercian monastery complex in Trzebnica was built between 1696 and 1726 and contains sculptures and paintings. It is associated with a Calvary and a copy of the Lourdes Grotto; the Cistercian Route leads there.

At the Regional Museum in Trzebnica, visitors can see archaeological remains associated with Homo erectus that were found at the foot of Winna Góra. The Las Bukowy area in Trzebnica is associated with a former forester’s lodge and a house on Leśna Street.

Landscape

Trzebnica is described as being located in the Trzebnica Hills. Winna Góra, Wzgórze Widok and Kapliczne Wzgórze are located near Trzebnica. Trzebnica is a place of hills and forests, has a recreational character, and has a history of spa traditions.

Water and recreation

The Stawy Trzebnickie are described as a place for residents and tourists and as suitable for a family walk. Near the Stawy Trzebnickie, the town has salt graduation towers and the Trzebnicki Park Wodny ZDRÓJ, which includes a swimming pool, a gym, fitness facilities and bowling.

Getting around

Trzebnica is described as being located on roads 5 (E 261) and 340, approximately 25 km north of Wrocław. Trzebnica has a tourist information office at pl. Piłsudskiego 1.

Surroundings

The wider regional surroundings of Trzebnica include Uraz – Ruins, Museum of Natural History, Wojnowice – Zamek na wodzie, Muzeum Narodowe and Wrocław.

Local area

Bistro 66 in Trzebnica describes its offering as Polish cuisine with local dishes, fish dishes, pastries and fresh fruit.

More local pages: Cielętniki, Oborniki Śląskie, Psary, Uraz, Kotowice, Prusice, Świątniki, Osolin.

Anyone wishing to book a hotel in Trzebnica can continue their accommodation search afterwards.

To the higher-level travel overview: Trzebnicki.