Pstrągowa: Hotels and Accommodations

If you would like to book a hotel in Pstrągowa, getting oriented begins with the town's history: Pstrągowa has been an independent parish since 1628. Its documented religious heritage includes a chapel from 1344 and a wooden church added in 1802; the present brick Church of Saint Joseph the Worker was built between 1973 and 1975. If you would like to take religious architectural history into account, the chapel from 1344 is a specific feature to consider when choosing Pstrągowa.

Culture

Since 2006, the parish has been home to the Cantamus choir; its tradition includes annual Christmas concerts entitled “Bóg się rodzi”.

Recreation

Pstrągowa is a place for active recreation surrounded by nature; recreational and leisure facilities include Siedlisko Janczar, Ranczo, Pstrągownia – Stara Kuźnia, Osada Pyrówki, and Ranczo Stodoła. If you are looking for active recreation in nature, you can include Siedlisko Janczar and Pstrągownia – Stara Kuźnia in your travel decision for Pstrągowa.

For a further comparison of locations, you can also visit Cieszyna, Frysztak, Strzyżów, Nowa Wieś, Brzeżanka, and Czudec.

History

The local cultural heritage in Pstrągowa includes a water-powered sawmill and a residential and agricultural building at number 76.

To the overview of the broader destination: Strzyżów.