Szydłowiec: Hotels and accommodations

If you would like to book a hotel in Szydłowiec or rent a holiday apartment or holiday home, the selection starts with the destination itself: Szydłowiec has a historic cultural heritage center with a Renaissance castle on an island surrounded by a park, a Renaissance town hall, the late Gothic Church of St. Sigismund, and a historic Jewish cemetery. Would you like to discover these four different testimonies together on your trip?

Key facts

The Szydłowiec Reservoir is a small body of water near the town center with a well-maintained bathing area and facilities for recreation and fishing.

The Church of St. Sigismund is a late Gothic building made of local sandstone and contains historic works of art, including a pentaptych and funerary sculptures of the nobility.

Szydłowiec is located in the southern part of the Masovian Voivodeship, in the Iłża Foreland and on the Korzeniówka River.

Castle and collections

The castle houses the Szydłowiec History Workshop and the Museum of Folk Musical Instruments.

Góra Trzech Krzyży

Góra Trzech Krzyży is a viewpoint from which Szydłowiec Town Hall, the late Gothic church, and the castle can be seen. Is seeing the town hall, church, and castle together important to you?

Sandstone from Szydłowiec

Szydłowiec is associated with the extraction of local sandstone; the material has been used in major Polish restoration and construction projects.

For comparison with other destination pages, you can also visit Jastrząb, Ostałówek, Chustki, Chlewiska, and Sulistrowice.

Getting there

Szydłowiec is located on the S7, which provides road access for car and campervan trips.

To the higher-level travel overview: Szydłowiecki.