Haczów: Hotels and Accommodation

If you would like to book a hotel in Haczów, you will find a Gothic wooden church there dating from the late 14th century, built using log construction and featuring rich polychrome decoration. A Baroque tower was added in the 17th century, and wooden arcades surround the church. It is a UNESCO World Heritage Site. Are you particularly interested in the rich polychrome decoration and the wooden arcades of this wooden church in Haczów?

Culture

In addition to the wooden church, the historic religious complex includes a masonry church. Services were moved to the masonry church in 1948; its main altar contains a figure of the Virgin Mary with the body of Jesus.

A traditional crafts exhibition in Haczów presents works by folk artists, Haczów embroidery and historical instruments, including hurdy-gurdies, the viola da gamba, the psaltery and the organistrum. Visitors can hear the instruments at annual workshops.

If you would like to compare destinations other than Haczów, you can also visit the pages for Ropa, Krzemienna, Humniska, Brzozów and Jabłonka.

Nature

The municipality of Haczów lies at the foot of the Low Beskids and along the Wisłok River. Its landscape forms a mosaic of meadows, fields and forests. Do meadows, fields and forests match the landscape you are looking for in Haczów?

History

The documented history of Haczów dates back to 1352: King Casimir III granted the settlement a founding charter at that time. In 1624, the settlement was destroyed by Tatars, while the wooden church survived.

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