Nowotarski: Hotels and accommodation

In the local context of Nowotarski, Nowy Targ lies in the Orava-Nowy Targ Basin at the foot of the Gorce Mountains; this is where the Czarny Dunajec and Biały Dunajec rivers meet. Hiking, cycling, skiing and kayaking are listed as tourism activities for Nowy Targ and its surroundings.

If you would like to find a hotel for your stay in Nowotarski, choosing accommodation is a separate part of planning your trip.

Nature and landscape

The surrounding landscape includes views of the Tatras, the Beskids and the Gorce Mountains. Łysa Góra, Dział, Cupryna and Gronik are located near Nowy Targ. The Gorce range and Lake Czorsztyńskie are also considered to be near Nowy Targ.

Nowotarski County includes parts of the Gorce, Pieniny, Podhale, Spisz and Orawa regions, as well as Gorce, Pieniny and Babia Góra national parks.

Winter and activities

Bukowina Miejska is considered the highest point in Nowy Targ and lies on the yellow trail to Turbacz. In Nowotarski County, mountain trails, cycling routes, horseback riding, climbing, and kayaking or rafting activities are associated with the area.

Culture and history

Nowy Targ developed along trade routes leading toward Hungary and has a long market tradition, with markets held on Thursdays and Saturdays. The market square retains a neoclassical urban layout. The listed monuments in Nowy Targ include St. Catherine's Parish Church, its churchyard and bell gate, St. Anne's filial church, and a former prison building.

In the wider regional surroundings of Nowy Targ are Zamek w Czorsztynie, Niedzica (Dunajec) - Zamek, Czorsztyn - Zamek obronny XIVw. and Niedzica - Zamek XIIIw.

Nowy Targ has a tradition of furriery associated with hides and with the production and sale of sheepskin coats.

More local pages: Maniowy, Czorsztyn, Bańska Niżna, Kacwin, Zaskale, Tylka, Ratułów, Łapsze Niżne, Mizerna, Dursztyn, Bad Rabka, Szczawnica, Kluszkowce, Niedzica, Szaflary, Falsztyn.

To the higher-level travel overview: Lesser Poland.