Zator: Hotels and Accommodation

Zator’s local features include a brick roadside shrine dating from around 1920, the wooden House No. 3 building from 1937, and the brick House No. 12, which is dated to around 1919.

Culture and History

The origins of Zator are described as dating back to the internal colonisation of the eastern Puszcza Mariańska in the 12th to 13th centuries.

Routes

A hiking route leads from Olszanka to Zator. The roadside shrine at Zator No. 23 is Station 7 of the route. After passing through Zator, the route turns towards Wola Polska.

There is also a nearby route from Wola Pękoszewska via Gzdów, Korabiewice, Huta Partacka and Zator to Olszanka.

Landscape and Location

Valuable meadow communities have been recorded in the Rawka Valley. Zator is listed among the villages of the Puszcza Mariańska Gmina.

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

To the higher-level travel overview: Nowa Huta.