Sokółka: Hotels and Accommodation

Book a hotel in Sokółka: If you would like to rent a holiday apartment or holiday home, the area around Sokółka offers opportunities for cycling, hiking and horse riding. Would you like to experience the area by bicycle, on foot or on horseback?

History

Sokółka has historic religious and urban buildings, including the Neoclassical Church of Saint Anthony of Padua, the Orthodox Church of Saint Alexander Nevsky, historic houses and pre-war tenement buildings.

In Sokółka, are you more interested in religious buildings or historic houses?

Region

In the broader regional context of Sokółka County, Christian, Muslim and Jewish traditions are intertwined; together, they shape the multicultural character of the region.

Nature

The area around Sokółka includes the protected Sokólskie Hills Landscape Area; nearby, the Knyszyn Forest stretches across the basin of the Sokołda River.

Geographical Location

Sokółka is located in the northern lowlands of Podlachia and in the “Green Lungs of Poland” area. The surrounding lowlands include postglacial hills and smaller elevations reaching up to 230 metres above sea level.

Culture

In the centre of Sokółka is the Museum of the Sokółka Land, housed in a historic 18th-century building. It presents exhibitions on Polish and Tatar culture in Sokółka.

You can access additional destination pages directly: Nowinka, Kuźnica, Kruszyniany, Krynki, Małowista, Suchowola and Krynki.

For the higher-level travel overview: Sokółka.