Gorlice: Hotels and Accommodation

Gorlice lies in the valley of the Ropa River; neighboring towns and villages are located on the northern edge of the Low Beskids. You can find accommodation specifically for your stay in Gorlice.

Nature and Landscape

Maślana Góra is located in the immediate vicinity of Gorlice. The surrounding area also includes Bartnia Góra, Pustki, and Miejska Góra.

In the wider surroundings, hiking and mountain hiking are associated with numerous trails between the hills and peaks of the Beskid Gorlicki. The landscape of the Beskid Gorlicki includes hills, peaks, wooden architecture, and Lake Klimkówka, which was created by a dam on the Ropa.

Culture and History

Gorlice and its surroundings are associated with the heritage of the Lemkos, oil production, and the history of the First World War. The wider region combines Pogórze, Lemko, and Jewish cultural elements and is associated with wooden architecture, Orthodox churches, and First World War cemeteries.

Gorlicki County includes five properties inscribed on the UNESCO World Heritage List, including historic wooden churches in Sękowa and Binarowa. The wider regional surroundings of Gorlice also include the Ujazd Millenium Cross.

Another local destination is Czarne.

To the higher-level travel overview: Lesser Poland.

Other Destinations

Other places within the same destination:

Sucha, Nowy Sącz, Nowotarski, Wadowice, Tatra.