Rent a holiday apartment in Mallnie

History and sacred buildings in Mallnie

The history of Mallnie begins with its mention in 1302 as “Malne”; later, the names “Malnia”, “Mallnie” and “Malinie” were recorded. If this first historical mention and the recorded forms of the name matter to you, decide whether Mallnie belongs on your destination list before looking for accommodation here.

Mallnie has a documented tradition of limestone extraction dating back at least to the already recorded mining year of 1845.

Mallnie is home to the historic wooden filial chapel of St. Francis, built between 1801 and 1804.

Mallnie has a wooden church from the beginning of the 19th century that was moved from Kostów in 1977; in addition, a church dedicated to the Exaltation of the Holy Cross was built there entirely underground between 1976 and 1978.

Landscape and townscape

Mallnie is described as a place with low, gently rolling terrain, including the flat valley of the Abisynia watercourse, a tributary of the Oder.

Finding accommodation and further orientation

For further orientation, you can open the pages about Zdzieszowice, Gogolin, Rogów Opolski, Zellin, Kamień Śląski, Zabierzów, Moschen and Kujau, as well as the page about Krapkowice, and compare the places mentioned with one another.