Narol: Hotels and Accommodation

Would you like to book a hotel in Narol? Narol has an 18th-century palace with an Italian garden, a brick church dating from 1790, and a Greek Catholic church from 1899 with an adjacent cemetery containing Bruśno stone crosses. If historic buildings and sacred sites are among your travel interests, Narol offers specific points of interest: the Italian garden and the Bruśno stone crosses.

Nature

The Narol municipality includes large forest complexes, numerous ponds, and varied terrain. This landscape provides a habitat for a diverse range of animal and plant life. If forest and pond landscapes are a travel theme for you, the large forest complexes and numerous ponds in the Narol municipality match this interest.

Approximately 45 percent of the Narol municipality lies within the Southern Roztocze Landscape Park and Solska Forest Landscape Park; the remainder is located in the Roztocze Protected Landscape Area.

Classification

The Narol municipality borders the resorts of Susiec and Horyniec directly, providing a geographical point of reference within the wider Roztocze region.

For a further comparison, you can also view Basznia Dolna, Gmina Lubaczów, Milkow, and Świdnica.

Location

Narol is located in the eastern Roztocze region on the Tanew River.

History

The historical name of Narol was Florianów. After the settlement moved westward around 1665, the name Narol came into use; by around 1670, it had become established.

To the main travel overview: Lubaczów.