Nowa Huta: Hotels and Accommodation

Nowa Huta includes a brick wayside chapel dating from around 1890. Those wishing to book a hotel in Nowa Huta can continue their accommodation search afterwards. The property at number 10 also includes a historic farmstead: with a wooden house from 1885 and a brick cowshed, as well as a later wooden house from 1932 and a brick barn from 1936.

Pilgrimage Routes

A 34-kilometre Stations of the Cross route known as the “Extreme Way of the Cross” reaches Nowa Huta. The chapel at Nowa Huta 25a is designated as Station 8.

From Nowa Huta, the route continues through a forest towards Studzieniec. It passes the Studzieniec cemetery before reaching a chapel designated as Station 9.

Surroundings

In the surrounding area of Nowa Huta, “Radziejowice – renesansowy dwór obronny XV w.” is listed as a castle and “Mszczonów, Parafia św. Jana Chrzciciela” as a church. In the wider regional area, “Guzów – Zamek XIXw” and “Skierniewice – Renesansowy Pałac w XVIIw.” are listed as castles.

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More destinations

More places in the same destination:

Kaczków, Radziejowice, Mszczonów, Studzieniec.

For the overview of the higher-level destination, see: Żyrardów.