18-metre wooden viewing tower with a panorama of the Beskids, Babia Góra and the Tatras
neo-Gothic red-brick church designed by Jan Sas-Zubrzycki, with paintings from 1580
a free brine inhalatorium with places to rest, open in the summer season
18-metre wooden viewing tower with a panorama of the Beskids, Babia Góra and the Tatras
neo-Gothic red-brick church designed by Jan Sas-Zubrzycki, with paintings from 1580
a free brine inhalatorium with places to rest, open in the summer season
Jordanów on your own: the tower on Hajdówka, the graduation tower and the Trinity church. Three places for a quiet solo day.
All three sites in Jordanów are tagged for solo visitors. These are places where you need no company or group, and you can begin and end the visit at any hour.
Climb the Hajdówka Viewing Tower, wooden and enclosed, 18 metres high, with a telescope and maps of the surrounding peaks in display cases. In good weather you can see Babia Góra, the Gorce and sometimes the Tatras. Then breathe brine air at the graduation tower, free according to the commune, and look into the neo-Gothic Church of the Holy Trinity from 1908 to 1913.
A full description of the town is on the page things to do in Jordanów, and solo outings from across the region in what to do alone in Lesser Poland. Other graduation towers and spas are collected in spa towns in Lesser Poland.
Yes, all three places carry the solo tag.
According to the commune, using it is entirely free.